But if Canada's regulations are not found to be as protective as ours, the MMPA actually requires that the U.S. ban Canadian seafood imports.
Ed Markey: “But if Canada's regulations are not found to be as protective as ours, the MMPA actually requires that the U.S. ban…”
On the recordApril 24, 2018
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Markey emphasizes the legal requirement to ban imports if Canadian regulations are insufficient.
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