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Historic Verdict in Ecuador – Federal Prosecutor seizes Chinese Reefer Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 worth US$ 6.1 million
CATCH – A Big Leap from Paper to Electronic Catch Certification of Imported Seafood entering European Union
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3 Chinese squid jiggers in South African waters – Illegal fishing or innocent passage ?

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