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EU lifts IUU ban on Belize but slaps sanctions onto Sri Lanka

All fishery imports from Sri Lanka will be banned as of mid January, while sanctions on Belize and yellow cards against Fiji, Panama, Togo and Vanuatu are lifted

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 14, 2014 14:29 BST
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Beruwala Fishery Harbour, Sri Lanka. Photo: Hafiz Issadeen
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The European commission has announced it has decided to end its sanctions on Belize over non-cooperation in fighting illegal, unregulated and unrestricted (IUU) fishing, while also lifting its so-called 'yellow cards' on  Fiji, Panama, Togo and Vanuatu [...]

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