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Sri Lanka may see EU import ban lifted in matter of months

The ban on fishery exports from Sri Lanka could be over soon, given the island's moves to comply with international regulations, an EU trade official has apparently said

By Undercurrent News | March 10, 2015 09:31 GMT
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