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Carbon footprint in fish, lower than in terrestrial foods

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The CEO of MSC Spain and Portugal inaugurates the week "Mares Forever" which seeks to raise awareness about the importance of responsible consumption of seafood products.
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Carbon footprint in fish, lower than in terrestrial foods

The CEO of MSC Spain and Portugal inaugurates the week "Mares Forever" which seeks to raise awareness about the importance of responsible consumption of seafood products.

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