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இலங்கையின் முதலாவது MSC சான்றளிக்கப்பட்ட மீன்பிடித் தொழிலாக அங்கீகாரம் பெற்றது நீல நீச்சல் நண்டு மீன்பிடித் தொழில்

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இலங்கையின் முதலாவது MSC சான்றளிக்கப்பட்ட மீன்பிடித் தொழிலாக அங்கீகாரம் பெற்றது நீல நீச்சல் நண்டு மீன்பிடித் தொழில்Photo: Ada Derana

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  • Ada Derana (தமிழ்) identifies the fishery as Sri Lanka’s first MSC-certified fishery.
  • Ada Derana (தமிழ்) says it is also the first MSC-certified fishery in South Asia.
  • Ada Derana (தமிழ்) reports that the certification followed 13 years of work involving fishing communities, the fisheries department and industry partners.

Ada Derana (தமிழ்) reports that Sri Lanka’s blue swimming crab fishery has been recognised as the country’s first fishery certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).

Ada Derana (தமிழ்) also describes it as the first MSC-certified fishery in South Asia.

Ada Derana (தமிழ்) says the result followed a 13-year effort involving fishing communities, the fisheries department and industry partners.

Based on: Ada DeranaWritten by AI from Ada Deranathese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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  1. Newswire · Sri Lanka’s blue swimming crab becomes the country’s first MSC-certified fishery

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