An audit note from the European Union (EU) has expressed overall satisfaction with residue control in the Indian aquaculture sector. This calms earlier worry regarding a possible ban on export of Indian marine products.
The audit was in April, conducted by the directorate-general for health and food safety of the European Commission, executive arm of the EU. This was to examine adherence and reliability of the guarantees provided by residue monitoring plans already approved by it for aquaculture products, eggs and honey.
These are, says its report, being "elaborated in a timely fashion and implemented as planned and, with regard to aquaculture, are supported

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