North Korean food imports from neighboring China dropped again in November, according to recent figures from Chinese customs.
The drop continues an ongoing decline in food shipments beginning in the summer months, and has seen cereal imports decrease by about 80 percent, from over 5000 tonnes to 1000.
North Korean food imports from neighboring China dropped again in November, according to recent figures from Chinese customs.
The drop continues an ongoing decline in food shipments beginning in the summer months, and has seen cereal imports decrease by about 80 percent, from over 5000 tonnes to 1000.
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