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Anne Mazar: Look for sustainable seafood options
Milford Daily News
By Anne Mazar Our oceans, rivers and lakes provide an abundance of seafood and fresh fish as well as employment for millions worldwide. Yet, there is a global fishing crisis that is masked by sparkling blue waters and well-stocked fish markets. ...
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Seafood exporters protest US 'zeroing' in on Indian shrimp
Hindu Business Line
The Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI) has demanded that the Government take the US to the World Trade Organisation over continued zeroing in on Indian shrimp exports. Indian shrimp exports continue to be battered by anti-dumping duty ...
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Hindu Business Line
High Tide on the Parkway rolls in fresh seafood flavors
Tallahassee.com
The Crab stuffed flounder is topped with cheese at High Tide Seafood Restaurant. When the tide rolls in, it brings beautiful shells that are revealed when it goes back out. Think of summer as the tide, and as it subsides into autumn, it has revealed ...
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Illness linked to meats, cheese, smoked seafood
kwgn.com
Listeria monocytogenes is a food-borne illness typically linked to processed meats, unpasteurized cheeses and smoked seafood. Nine cases were reported during August, with seven of the nine cases reported since August 29. On average, Colorado has only ...
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Irene Hits Seafood Markets Hard
WNEP-TV
By Ryan Leckey Ever since Hurricane Irene walloped our area last week, some seafood specialty stores feel like they are swimming against the current. At Sebastianelli's Seafood Market in Archbald the owner said the showcases are about as bare as ...
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Fishery Products International Expands Marketing Team
MarketWatch (press release)
DANVERS, Mass., Aug 31, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fishery Products International Inc., a leading broadline seafood provider, today announced that it has added two senior staff members to its marketing team to lead and drive key marketing initiatives. ...
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Seafood cos. depart on Asian trade mission
Mainebiz Daily
By The Mainebiz News Staff Cozy Harbor Seafood in Portland, Shucks Maine Lobster in Richmond, The Lobster Co. in Kennebunkport and Little Bay Lobster Co. in Stonington will first head to mainland China, then arrive in Hong Kong for the Asian Seafood ...
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You Asked for It: Malaysian seafood curry from Yak and Yeti at Disney World
Sun-Sentinel
The seafood could become tough. Q: I saw the recipe for Max's Grille meatloaf in your column and wondered what that savory-looking sauce was on top. It wasn't included in the recipe. — SXG, via email A: Sorry, but sometimes chefs add to a recipe at ...
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Focus on Faith: St. William's Seafood Festival
WAAY
Guntersville, AL -- An end-of-summer tradition returns to Guntersville this weekend, when St. William Catholic Church holds its 41st annual Seafood Festival at Civitan Park. The fundraiser takes place each year just before Labor Day, ...
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The 20th Annual Seafood Festival Re-scheduled for September 24th and 25th
Sayville News
The Long Island Maritime Museum and Suffolk County Parks announced today that the re-scheduled dates for the 20th Annual Seafood Festival will be Saturday and Sunday, September 24th & 25th. The event takes place on the grounds of the museum located on ...
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