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Hopes pinned on better data to revive New Bedford groundfish fishery

Value of groundfish from the area has fallen 44% over past two years to $19m,with number of groundfish fishing vessels more than halving since 2006

By Undercurrent News | June 18, 2014 17:31 BST
Largest scallops in short supply; US preference likely to shift down a size
Homers Wharf, port of New Bedford. Photo: Mike Estabrook
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By Sarah Cohen

Hoping to revitalize the groundfishing industry in New Bedford, Massachusetts, the New Bedford Harbor Development Commission released the Groundfish Port Recovery and Revitalization Plan for the Port of New Bedford and Fairhaven on June 17 at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School for Marine Science and Technology (SMAST) [...]

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