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Sri Lanka sanctions could affect €74m worth of imports

Country, which will be banned from supplying fishery products into the EU as of January, is one of biggest exporters to the EU of high value fresh and chilled swordfish, and tuna

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 15, 2014 09:41 BST
Seachill slams EU ban on Sri Lanka, as UK importers will turn to Maldives
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The European Commission's ban on fishery products on Sri Lanka could affect imports worth around €74 million a year [...]

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