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East Coast US wholesalers, North Carolina crab harvesters brace for Florence

'It’s not worth it to mess around' -- Wayne Dunbar, owner of Paradise Shores Seafood, in Merritt, North Carolina

By Jason Huffman | Sept. 12, 2018 17:58 BST
Hurricane Florence. Photograph courtesy of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Wayne Dunbar, a commercial harvester of Atlantic blue crabs and the owner of Paradise Shores Seafood, a wholesaler in the US state of North Carolina, didn’t take any chances this hurricane season [...]

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