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Aqua Trace app launched to boost shrimp traceability, curb export rejections

A small proportion of consignments were rejected recently due to antibiotic residues, bacteriological contamination, unhygienic handling and poor time-temperature control, says Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada

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Aqua Trace app launched to boost shrimp traceability, curb export rejections
A small proportion of consignments were rejected recently due to antibiotic residues, bacteriological contamination, unhygienic handling and poor time-temperature control, says Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada
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