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Illegal Fishing: NGOs Highlight Gaps in Import Controls in the EU

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Illegal fishing products are entering the European market due to insufficient import controls by certain member states, warns a coalition of NGOs.
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Illegal fishing: NGOs highlight gaps in import controls in the EU

Illegal fishing products are entering the European market due to insufficient import controls by certain member states, warns a coalition of NGOs.

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Illegal Fishing: Ngos Identify Gaps in Import Control in the Eu

Paris, 29 Oct 2025 (AFP) – Illegal fishery products enter the European market due to lack of sufficient import controls by certain Member States, warns a coalition of NGOs in an analysis published on Wednesday. The European Union (EU) – one of the world's leading importers of fish and seafood – has [...]

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MARINE & OCÉANS broke the news in on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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