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Paper: Illegal Russian crab fishing costs $600m plus

Illegal Russian crab fishing has caused US fishing companies and the American government losses of over $600 million in profits and tax revenues since 2000, two US groups are alleging in a newly published paper

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 11, 2015 15:50 BST
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