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Australia’s largest snapper supplier loses export license amid legal battle

Australia Bay Seafoods has lost the right to export amid a legal battle with the Northern Territory government

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 19, 2020 09:57 BST
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Australia's largest snapper supplier, Australia Bay Seafoods (ABS), has lost its export license amid a legal battle with the Northern Territory (NT) government caused by the latter's plans to merge the Timor Reef fishery and the Demersal fishery, ABC News reports.  [...]

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