Nova Scotia to create enforcement unit to fight illegal seafood buying, processing
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- Nova Scotia is set to create an enforcement unit to tackle the illegal buying and processing of seafood, particularly focusing on the lobster industry where up to 30% of catches remain unreported, amounting to $400 million in lost revenue.
- This development is crucial for the province as it aims to protect legitimate businesses and ensure sustainable practices within the seafood industry, which is vital for the local economy and community livelihoods.
- The move highlights ongoing challenges in regulating the seafood market, reflecting broader concerns about illegal fishing practices and their detrimental effects on marine ecosystems and local economies.
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