Europe reopens doors to imports from Costa Rican fish farmsThe European Union lifted a 14-month ban on imports of Costa Rican tilapia and pond-reared shrimp on June 1.Tuesday, June 3, 2008 The ban was lifted after European Union experts confirmed that Costa Rican fish farms had implemented a plan to control chemical waste in the farms themselves and at processing plants. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Opportunities in Shrimp MarketJuly 2013 A decline in farmed shrimp production in Mexico could generate opportunities in Europe, America, and Japan for regional producers. Ban on Costa Rican Shrimp LiftedMay 2012 After three years the United States has again certified Costa Rica as a supplier of shrimp and derivative products. Costa Rica Relaunches Tilapia Exports to EuropeSeptember 2011 A "Waste Management Plan" for the management of aquaculture products has been approved by the European Union. Honduran tilapia to enter Europe's marketFebruary 2009 Honduran authorities hope to earn $80 million from the export of tilapia fillet to the European market, specifically to Spain. Exports should begin in June.
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