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October 27, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Crean backs Japan to police tuna industry

Trade Minister Simon Crean says he is confident the new government in Tokyo will move to police any future over-fishing of the southern bluefin tuna by the Japanese fleet. In Tokyo for trade talks, Mr Crean acknowledged that the former conservative Japanese government failed to rein in the over-fish

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Trade Minister Simon Crean says he is confident the new government in Tokyo will move to police any future over-fishing of the southern bluefin tuna by the Japanese fleet. In Tokyo for trade talks, Mr Crean acknowledged that the former conservative Japanese government failed to rein in the over-fishing of tuna, saying Japan was a “big culprit” in taking more than its quota.

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