United Nations Sanctions Committee on North Korea “Investigating the distribution of North Korean seafood products” in the Chinese market

North Korean marine products, whose export is prohibited due to United Nations sanctions against North Korea, were captured being distributed to the Chinese market.
The United Nations Security Council's Sanctions Committee on North Korea released the statement on the 27th (local time).
The expert panel report said, ``We are currently investigating the alleged sale of North Korean marine products involving Chinese vendors.''
The report bases this on North Korean seafood photographed at a western market in Yanji, China.
A photo of a sign announcing the sale of products was presented. The name of the business was ``North Korean Seafood Wholesale'' (North Korean Seafood Wholesale). The report also states that dried Alaskan pollack, whose country of origin is North Korea, is
Photos of packaged products were also shown. North Korean marine products are items whose export is prohibited under the United Nations Security Council's sanctions resolution against North Korea.
On the other hand, according to the report, the Chinese side stated that regarding these allegations, ``The store in question
In order to attract customers, they have been using the sign "North Korean Seafood Wholesale" for several years, but the products sold are not actually produced in North Korea, but are seafood products legally imported from Russia.
It has been confirmed that.''