article_snippet.sent: Charity Bite-Back, which campaigns to protect sharks, reported the eatery after Jason Chan, the eatery marketing manager, boasted that the eatery sold the soup and another dish made with ground shark teeth.
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article_snippet.sent: Graham Buckingham, campaign director at Bite-Back, told The Times he was disappointed that The Royal China Club was not fined for Graham Buckingham, campaign director at Bite-Back breach.
article_snippet.sent: he added: 'There's never any big penalty for this type of discovery and even if trading standards had chosen to prosecute, the fines are described as minimal.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Charity says it is often disguised on menu or only offered if requested .
  