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IMIA pushes ‘One India-One Fishery Improvement Project’ for sustainable marine ingredients sector

Harmonised national FIP framework would strengthen India’s credibility in international markets, improve access to sustainability-focused buyers and reduce duplication of efforts, says IMIA President

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IMIA pushes ‘One India-One Fishery Improvement Project’ for sustainable marine ingredients sector
Harmonised national FIP framework would strengthen India’s credibility in international markets, improve access to sustainability-focused buyers and reduce duplication of efforts, says IMIA President
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