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The local tuna industry will ask the European Union (EU) to reconsider its move to change the current regulation on lead levels in fish, saying the move effectively discriminates tuna exports from the Philippines.
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[Title] => RP tuna exporters fear loss of business due to stricter EU food standards
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY – The Philippines’ $400-million tuna industry is being threatened anew by determined moves in the European Union (EU) to reduce the maximum allowable lead content in tuna and other fishery exports.
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[Title] => Philippines stalls EU move to enact stricter food standards
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[Title] => RP thwarts EC on tighter rules on fish products
[Summary] => The Philippines was able to thwart the bid of some members of the European Community (EC) to lower the maximum level (ML) for lead content in marine products that would have made it difficult for the country to continue exporting its fish and fishery products to Europe.
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Philippine seafood exporters are currently firming up a position paper calling for a compromise with the CAC to settle the issue of what can be allowed as the maximum lead content of marine products exported to the EU.
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[Title] => RP seeks compromise with commish on marine products
[Summary] => Philippine seafood exporters will push for a compromise with The Netherlands-based Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) to settle the issue of what can be allowed as the maximum lead content of marine products entering the European Union (EU) market.
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[Title] => RP tuna exporters fear loss of business due to stricter EU food standards
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[Title] => Philippines stalls EU move to enact stricter food standards
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[Summary] => The Philippines was able to thwart the bid of some members of the European Community (EC) to lower the maximum level (ML) for lead content in marine products that would have made it difficult for the country to continue exporting its fish and fishery products to Europe.
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Philippine seafood exporters are currently firming up a position paper calling for a compromise with the CAC to settle the issue of what can be allowed as the maximum lead content of marine products exported to the EU.
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