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Louisiana legislature advances two anti-seafood import bills

Two bills that would make life harder for seafood importers have advanced to the floor of the US state's House of Representatives after getting passed this week by a committee

By Undercurrent News | March 29, 2024 15:04 GMT
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Lawmakers in the US state of Louisiana this week advanced separate bills intended to discourage seafood that's imported instead of domestically sourced, the Louisiana Illuminator reports [...]

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