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Falklands squid industry feels forgotten, unhopeful for 2021 due to Brexit deal

Falklands squid industry faces 2021 full of uncertainties after a difficult 2020 due to the pandemic's negative effects on trade and a Brexit deal that took no account of its future

By María Feijóo | Jan. 19, 2021 09:30 GMT
Raw squid. Credit: ShutterOK/Shutterstock.com
Raw squid. Credit: ShutterOK/Shutterstock.com
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