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Mahi mahi

Mahi likely to disappear from menus in 2017

Inventories in the US market are likely to be short in 2017 as importers back away from the fish due to high rates of Food and Drug Administration rejections

By SeafoodNews.com | Dec. 23, 2016 16:16 GMT
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