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New fish labelling rules

Started by , Apr 06 2010 05:13 AM
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New rules for fish labelling come into force today for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Fish Labelling Regulations 2010 replace the previous Regulations, add new commercial designations (the names of fish) for species of fish that have recently come onto the market and give extra options for some others that were already listed.

http://www.food.gov....r/fishlabelling
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