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US imports more than 85% of seafood, says researcher

Paul Greenberg says the biggest shift has been the exchange of oysters for foreign shrimp

By Undercurrent News | July 1, 2014 18:50 BST
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Once upon a time, America relied on its own shores for seafood. The state of New York was famous for their fresh oysters; Louisiana and Mississippi were famous for their shrimp. The clean coastal waters allowed the US to farm its own stuff. [...]

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