Caviar could lose its luxury status as the global market is expected to grow to $560 billion by 2025
2020-02-04 22:04
Caviar may be known as a luxury for the rich, but the food has become cheaper and more accessible in recent years. Madagascar has become one of the new caviar hotspots, thanks in part to a French company that opened a fish farm in 2009. Caviar consumption is …
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