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CORRECTED: EU bans tuna imports from Ghana

Restrictions hampering exports, with losses estimated at €20 million so far according to local report

By Adam Baker | March 22, 2013 16:13 GMT
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Note: This article has been corrected since first published. It initially incorrectly stated that imports of tuna from Ghana were facing an EU ban. [...]

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