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How a Jülich company detects violations of Russia sanctions

Summary by Aachener-zeitung.de
Agroisolab has been investigating for more than 20 years whether the regional asparagus really comes from the region and ivory comes from protected areas. Markus Boner and his team for the WWF have now tested supposedly Eastern European wood.
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How a Jülich company detects violations of Russia sanctions

Agroisolab has been investigating for more than 20 years whether the regional asparagus really comes from the region and ivory comes from protected areas. Markus Boner and his team for the WWF have now tested supposedly Eastern European wood.

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aachener-zeitung.de broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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