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Ghana bans tilapia imports to combat tilapia lake virus spread

Ghana announced a ban on imports of live or dead tilapia in a bid to stop tiliapia lake virus from entering the country

By Undercurrent News | June 29, 2018 09:34 BST
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Ghana has announced a ban on imports of live or dead tilapia, in a bid to stop tiliapia lake virus (TiLV) from entering the country, reports Xinhua News [...]

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