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back to 2006 providing an expanded library of information that
addresses many sectors of the industry. The articles are categorized by
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11/1/2005
Maine lobster landings pick up in the fall after a slow summer season
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James Wright
11/1/2005
Soaring prices of imports have done little to squeich growing demand
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Stephen Heddericg
11/1/2005
Increased energy costs could cancel any savings on feed costs in 2006
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Rick Ramseyer
10/1/2005
This popular farmed whitefish has become a staple at foodservice and retail outlets nationwide
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Linda Skinner
10/1/2005
Coldwater or warmwater, tails lend luxury to high-end and midscale menus
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Rick Ramseyer
9/1/2005
Along with challenges, manufacturers see opportunities to grow the market for analog products
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Linda Skinner
9/1/2005
From fried strips to baked stuffed to juice, this big bivalve offers value and convenience
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Rick Ramseyer
8/1/2005
Marketing programs push the cache of all five Pacific species, offering options for every budget
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Linda Skinner
8/1/2005
This crustacean's hard shell presents a challenge, but the result is worth the effort
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By Steven Hedlund
7/1/2005
Meats treated with STP must be marketed as such.
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By Rick Ramseyer
7/1/2005
Marketing initiatives strive to boost demand and prices for domestic catch.
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7/1/2005
These versatile, mild-tasting flatfish can go casual in fried baskets or upscale with stuffing and a sauce.
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By Lisa Duchene
6/1/2005
There's no single set of standards, but several programs are in place or under development.
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By Howard Riell
6/1/2005
Well-publicized health benefits and product versatility pull sales of this maligned fish out of the doldrums
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By Rick Ramseyer
6/1/2005
Record landings coincide with burgeoning demand from retailers and restaurants nationwide.
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Howard Riell
5/1/2005
The industry struggles to retain market share amid methylmercury and overfishing concerns
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Rick Ramseyer
5/1/2005
This bony bycatch has a loyal following in the Southeast and the potential for larger markets
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Howard Riell
4/1/2005
With U.S. boats taking another cut in days at buyers may have to rely more heavily on imports
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Rick Ramseyer
4/1/2005
Whether premium Japanese-farmed hamachi or wild-caught jack, this fish is in high demand
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Howard Riell
3/1/2005
Yellowfin sales remain steady, though worries about overfishing and mercury have cast a shadow over this popular species
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Chris Anderson
3/1/2005
Whole fish find more favor in zoos than in restaurants, but there's a growing upscale market for capelin caviar
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Dexter Van Zile
2/1/2005
MSC certification will further enhance the popular whitefish's profile
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Chris Anderson
2/1/2005
Low supply and little demand make this groundfish hard to find
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Dexter Van Zile
1/1/2005
With tariffs protecting them from imports, U.S. farmers work to build consumer loyalty
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Chris Anderson
1/1/2005
This tasty and versatile import has yet to win a following outside of ethnic markets
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