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US scallop buyers worried about ‘supply first, price second’

Historically high prices for large scallops are not deterring buyers, as demand remains strong on large sizes and flat on smaller product

By Neil Ramsden | Sept. 5, 2013 17:28 BST
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Prices and demand for large US and Canadian-landed scallops remain high, and look set to continue as buyers are not moving over to cheaper product, US industry players told Undercurrent News [...]

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