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Kerala shrimp at risk of US import ban

US authorities will visit the Indian state by January 2019, to ensure commercial shrimp fishing practices are up to required standards

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 12, 2018 09:56 GMT
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Indian shrimp from the state of Kerela may face an import ban from the US, as the latter's Department of State has found fishing practices there do not comply with regulations to protect sea turtles, reports the New Indian Express [...]

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