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Startup well positioned given east coast lobster bait shortage

As the lobster bait shortage on the east coast continues to attract more attention, a North Carolina-based synthetic bait startup is in a good position to fill the gap in bait supply

By Ola Wietecha | July 15, 2016 17:30 BST
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As the lobster bait shortage on the US east coast continues to attract more attention -- recently prompting regulation changes in on the east coast  -- a North Carolina-based synthetic bait startup is in a good position to fill the gap in supply [...]

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