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Bad publicity builds for Atlantic Capes, Marder around worker groups’ COVID complaints

'When I am in front of somebody, I can feel the person breathing, so in that sense I am very worried' - Mirna Pacaja, a former employee at Atlantic Capes Fisheries

By Jason Huffman | April 17, 2020 19:48 BST
The Whaleman statue, an iconic image of New Bedford, Massachusetts, hearkening back to when the city was focused on landing a much different species. Photograph by Lin Mei.
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The small publicity storm that started earlier this week for seafood processors in the US’ most valuable commercial fishing ports over complaints related to COVID-19 protection has increased in intensity for two particular companies: Atlantic Capes Fisheries and Marder Trawling [...]

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