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EU begins Sri Lanka import ban

After announcing a red card against Sri Lankan imports of seafood in October, based on a lack of work towards fighting IUU, the EU this week begins its ban

By Neil Ramsden | Jan. 15, 2015 09:38 GMT
EU begins Sri Lanka import ban
Fishing boats, Talalla beach, Sri Lanka. Photo: Kirsten (2010)
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After announcing a red card against Sri Lankan imports of seafood in October, based on a lack of work towards fighting IUU, the EU this week begins its ban [...]

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