A weak Canadian dollar is a win for exporters, but a 25% US import tax would wipe out any gains
A weak Canadian dollar is a win for exporters, but a 25% US import tax would wipe out any gains
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UK maintains ATQs which allow China-processed Russian cod, pollock imports at 0%
Under the UK's ATQ program, 40,140t of cod raw material and 31,120t of pollock, species which Russia catches in large volumes, are eligible for import at 0%
UK maintains ATQs which allow China-processed Russian cod, pollock imports at 0%
Under the UK's ATQ program, 40,140t of cod raw material and 31,120t of pollock, species which Russia catches in large volumes, are eligible for import at 0%
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Undercurrent News interviews Gabriel Luna, Ecuadorian shrimp farmer and owner of GLuna Shrimp.
Undercurrent News interviews Gabriel Luna, Ecuadorian shrimp farmer and owner of GLuna Shrimp.
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Undercurrent News toured Potipora's farms and processing plant as well as its hatchery in Brazil's Rio Grande do Norte state, in Nov. 2024.
Undercurrent News toured Potipora's farms and processing plant as well as its hatchery in Brazil's Rio Grande do Norte state, in Nov. 2024.
