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NFI, California industry, cry foul over Oceana-backed seafood mislabeling bill 

If California governor Jerry Brown signs SB 1138 into law, all seafood in the state would be sold under a new list of 1,827 names, ranging from 'dolphinfish' for mahi mahi to 'gag' for one type of grouper

By Jeanine Stewart | Sept. 11, 2014 17:20 BST
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Seafood industry organizations across California and even the US are crying foul over NGO Oceana’s attempt to fight seafood fraud in the state [...]

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