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Set up in 1998 in Hangzhou in Zhejiang province, KQ, which today accounts for one-third of global caviar production, had to overcome doubts about its products coming from a country more associated with food scandals than haute cuisine.
After two decades of overseas promotion, the breakthrough came in 2018 when Lufthansa struck a deal with KQ to be its sole caviar supplier...</description>
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