Indonesia’s lobster export safeguards won’t end smuggling, scientists warn
2020-06-10 05:41
JAKARTA — Scientists and conservationists are calling for more stringent control and monitoring of Indonesia’s exports of lobster larvae to prevent smuggling. The country’s fisheries minister, Edhy Prabowo, in May ordered the resumption of exports of baby lobsters in an effort to boost revenues from the fisheries sector. Exports had previously been banned by his […]
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