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IJmuiden resident suspected of illegal fish trade, 57,000 euros in cash seized

IJmuiden resident suspected of illegal fish trade, 57,000 euros in cash seized

On July 1, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) arrested an individual from IJmuiden on suspicion of illegal fish trading. During the operation, authorities searched a fish processing company and a home, seizing 57,000 euros in cash.

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