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North Carolina legislature adjourns without passing aquaculture bill

North Carolina's HB 361 which would have made it easier for Cooke Seafood USA and others to ramp up oyster farming in the state will be passed by the legislature this session

By Undercurrent News | July 4, 2018 16:44 BST
Jay Styron, president and owner of the Carolina Mariculture Company, and a proponent of HB 361. Photo from Carolina Mariculture website.
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The North Carolina legislature has ended its session without considering a bill that would have made it easier for Cooke Seafood USA and others to ramp up oyster farming in the state. Costal Review Online reported. [...]

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