EU trade assessments fail to adequately examine the impact of rising tuna imports and tariff concessions on the bloc's long-distance fishing fleet,
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The European fisheries industry (Europêche) reported this Monday that the socio-economic assessments carried out in the European Union (EU) on trade agreements with third countries to introduce tariff-free tuna into the EU systematically ignore the economic impact of the European fleet engaged in the same thing.