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Daily recap, March 17: Pleas for eased regulation as fish ports; Canada crab prices need to drop

Undercurrent News' EMEA editor, Neil Ramsden, rounds up the biggest seafood news stories from Thursday

By Undercurrent News | March 18, 2022 08:35 GMT
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Thursday, March 17:

EU importers plea for relaxed regulation as raw material for Ukraine fills ports

The removal of Ukraine from the world's supply chain as a result of the Russian invasion is having a knock-on effect across European ports, according to EU processing body AIPCE-CEP. The organization claims that consignments of fishery products are arriving in EU harbors from third countries having been diverted from Ukraine [...]

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