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IN BRIEF - Russian Far East Crab Suspended MSC Certification, Including Snow Crab

(RUSSIAN FEDERATION, 1/14/2025)

It has been discovered that the Far East Crab Catchers Association (CCA, Vladivostok), which is made up of crab producers in the Russian Far East, has suspended its certification from the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).

The suspension has been made for all three types of crab that are subject to certification: red king c... (More Info)

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