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Seachill slams EU ban on Sri Lanka, as UK importers will turn to Maldives

Direct Seafoods, New England Seafood also express disappointment over ban, but support EU move as necessary evil

By Neil Ramsden | Oct. 20, 2014 09:43 BST
Seachill slams EU ban on Sri Lanka, as UK importers will turn to Maldives
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This story has been updated since first publication, with comments from Le Lien chairman Peter Stagg

UK processors Icelandic Seachill, Direct Seafoods and New England Seafood expressed disappointment over the EU's red card decision – especially as some of those importers are engaged in fisheries improvement there [...]

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