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US to seek cooperation in IUU fishing fight

Approach comes in contrast to the European Union, which is issuing "yellow cards" as a warning and "red cards" for banning illegal fishery products from entering its market

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 25, 2015 15:46 BST
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The United States has been implementing an action plan to prevent seafood products harvested using illegal fishing since March, US Deputy Assistant Secretary for Ocean and Fisheries David Balton told The Nation [...]

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