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UAE’s first oyster farm capitalizing on ‘eat local’ movement

Dibba Bay, which was started by a Scottish expatriate, now ships up to 30,000 oysters to around a dozen restaurants in Dubai each month

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 2, 2018 09:05 GMT
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Dibba Bay -- the first oyster farm in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) -- is finding some success thanks to the growing "eat local" movement in Dubai, reports The National [...]

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