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Oysters, not lobsters, are leading seafood growth from Maine thanks to ‘insatiable’ demand 

Forget lobster. Maine’s oyster industry is booming, thanks to 'insatiable' demand for half-shelled Atlantic oysters from the major cities of the US Northeast 

By Matt Craze | March 27, 2018 18:07 BST
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BOSTON, Massachusetts, US -- Forget lobster. Maine’s oyster industry is booming, thanks to “insatiable” demand for half-shelled Atlantic oysters from the major cities of the Northeast. [...]

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