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Bali tuna conference to focus on new regulation, sustainability

A tuna conference to be held next month in Bali, Indonesia will focus on regulatory and sustainability issues as well as commercial opportunities, organizers said

By Undercurrent News | April 20, 2016 15:31 BST
John Burton, Chairman of International Pole & Line Foundation; Dr. Mohamed Shainee, Minister of Fisheries and Agriculture of the Maldives; and Saut P Hutagalung, Director General for Fisheries Product Processing and Marketing of the Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture, Indonesia
John Burton, Chairman of International Pole & Line Foundation; Dr. Mohamed Shainee, Minister of Fisheries and Agriculture of the Maldives; and Saut P Hutagalung, Director General for Fisheries Product Processing and Marketing of the Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture, Indonesia
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