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Russian efforts to slow outgoing shipments may mean higher duties

Russia is considering increasing duties on the exports of fish and seafood out of the country, due to ongoing growth of prices for fish and seafood in the domestic market

By SeafoodNews.com | April 28, 2017 16:44 BST
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