期待挪威产品在中国大受欢迎 中国是全球虾蟹贝类海产的重要消费市场，近年来中国消费者对高品质、鲜活海产的需求持续上升。 南方财经 21世纪经济报道记者吴斌 上海报道 2024年，中国共进口蟹类超过13.4万吨，进口额达226亿挪威克朗（约合人民币158亿元），其中超过 80%为鲜活或新鲜产品。中国对面包蟹的需求增长尤其显著，仅在2023年至2024年间进口量就增长了 40%，其中鲜活面包蟹进口更是同比增长高达53%。挪威鲜活面包蟹凭借其优异的品质与极高的鲜度， 进入中国市场后或带动挪威鲜活海产出口实现新的增长，为中国餐桌增添更多优质海鲜风味。 2024年恰逢中挪建交70周年，挪威首次以国家展形式亮相中国国际进口博览会（以下简称"进博会"）。 2025年，挪威国家馆再度在第八届进博会亮相。 戴伟恩表示："我们在本次进博会上宣布两项重要突破：一是挪威面包蟹将可以出口到中国，我们知道 中国人爱吃蟹，而挪威有很多蟹，所以这是很好的匹配；二是我们将开始向中国出口挪威棕色奶酪，这 种奶酪在亚洲其他国家已经非常受欢迎，我们期待它在中国市场也会大受欢迎。" 挪威驻华大使戴伟恩（Vebj rn Dysvik）在接受记者专访时表示 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent trade agreement between China and the U.S. has left India in a precarious position, as it has become a victim of the U.S.-China trade war, with significant repercussions for its economy and exports [1][2]. Group 1: India's Trade Dynamics - Modi's strategy of balancing relations with both Russia and the U.S. has backfired, leading to increased tensions and punitive tariffs from the U.S. [3][5]. - India is now the world's largest buyer of Russian oil, importing 1.9 million barrels per day in 2024, which has drawn the ire of the U.S. [4]. - The U.S. has imposed a 50% punitive tariff on Indian exports, severely impacting India's competitive position in the global market [6][11]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The punitive tariffs have led to a collapse in India's exports to the U.S., particularly in key sectors such as textiles, jewelry, and seafood, with orders evaporating by nearly 40% [11][13]. - The economic situation has forced the Indian government to reconsider its diplomatic approach, with the foreign minister making multiple visits to Washington in a short period [13]. Group 3: India's Global Standing - While the U.S. and China have reached a consensus, India finds itself sidelined, lacking the leverage to negotiate favorable terms [14][16]. - India's aspirations to become the "world's factory" and replace China are challenged by its infrastructural and logistical shortcomings, as well as a lack of trust from both the U.S. and China [18][19]. Group 4: Conclusion - The recent developments highlight India's miscalculations in foreign policy, as it has not emerged as a winner in the ongoing trade disputes, but rather as an unintended casualty [20][21].