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Seafood Giants Sue NOAA Over 'Arbitrary' Import Ban Set to Disrupt US$3.6 Billion Supply Chain

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(UNITED STATES, 10/13/2025)

Coalition challenges Marine Mammal Protection Act implementation, arguing 240 species bans from 46 countries will devastate domestic processing and restaurant industries starting January 1, 2026.

NEW YORK CITY, NY. A powerful coalition of seafood processors, importers, and distributors, led by the National Fisheries Institute (NFI) and joined by the Restaurant Law Center, has filed a lawsuit against NOAA Fisheries<... (More Info)

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