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Florida county launches seafood campaign with BP funds

The campaign will showcase blue crabs, grouper and mullet, where sales are feared to have been hit by the 2010 oil spill

By Undercurrent News | June 21, 2013 15:52 BST
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Wakulla County in Florida is using a $500,000 grant from BP to launch a 'Fresh from Wakulla' campaign, promoting its seafood industry, reported WCTV [...]

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