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Russia ban: Confusion reigns still on possible country of origin loopholes

Industry still awaits clarity on extent to which produce can enter via Belarus, or on whether catch from vessels of banned country landed in Faroes or Iceland will be eligible for sale to Russia

By Eva Tallaksen | Aug. 20, 2014 09:19 BST
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Russian Sea's salmon factory, now owned by Santa Bremor.
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