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Thailand begins fishing regulations, though industry calls for delay

Thousands of Thai fishing boats remained tied up on July 1, as operators scrambled to meet new regulations aimed at avoiding a European ban on seafood imports from Thailand

By Undercurrent News | July 2, 2015 10:21 BST
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Fishing boats, Thailand. Photo: Dan Heap
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Thailand has begun implementing new regulations on its fisheries sector, although many operators were unready and have called for a delay before they are enforced, reports Benar News [...]

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