China shut down domestic wild-animal traders on fears their goods sparked the coronavirus pandemic. Now officials are offering tax breaks to export products like edible reptiles, civet musk and rhino horn overseas.
Chinese authorities have shut down domestic wild animal traders on fears their goods sparked the coronavirus pandemic. Now officials are offering tax incentives to the multibillion-dollar animal-products industry to ship some of the creatures overseas, according to Chinese government documents.
China’s National People’s Congress on Feb. 24 imposed a ban on the sale and consumption of wild animals in the country. “The prominent problem of recklessly eating wild animals and its potential risk to public health have aroused wide...
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