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Oceana by-catch report first salvo in next NGO campaign to restrict fisheries

Oceana has released a report on the nine dirties US fisheries in terms of by-catch to great media fanfare, comments John Sackton, publisher of Seafood News 

By SeafoodNews.com | March 20, 2014 16:51 GMT
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By John Sackton, Seafood News

Oceana has released a report on the nine dirtiest US fisheries in terms of by-catch to great media fanfare [...]

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