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Green Marine

March 24, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shake-up call for survival of fish industry

The British fishing industry needs a major shake-up if its long-term future is to be sustainable and profitable, an all-party committee of MPs said yesterday.The call comes from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, which took a critical look at many of the recommendations made in last

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The British fishing industry needs a major shake-up if its long-term future is to be sustainable and profitable, an all-party committee of MPs said yesterday.The call comes from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, which took a critical look at many of the recommendations made in last year’s Strategy Unit report, Net Benefits, which was intended to create a stable future for the industry and fishing communities.

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