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UK Lords: EU access vital if fishing industry is to thrive

A report by the House of Lords EU committee said that most fish currently eaten in Britain is imported while three-quarters of Britain’s catch is exported

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 19, 2016 09:40 GMT
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A report by the UK's House of Lords has concluded that access to EU markets will be essential if the country's fishing industry is to thrive, reports the Financial Times [...]

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