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Daily recap, March 11: Samuels & Son to sell AquaBounty’s GE salmon; Over CAD 1.4bn in seafood deals still in works at Premium

Undercurrent editors roundup the key seafood news stories from the previous day

By Undercurrent News | March 12, 2021 08:22 GMT
AquaBounty recently contributed its conventional salmon to a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, food drive with some assistance from Samuels & Son.
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Thursday, March 11:

Samuels & Son ready to sell AquaBounty’s genetically engineered RAS salmon

Samuels & Son, one of the US' biggest seafood wholesalers, plans on buying and offering for sale the world's first genetically engineered salmon, Undercurrent News has learned [...]

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Major seafood restaurants issued letter by US Federal Trade Commission about ‘misleading’ customers

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Ecuadorian shrimp sector expects price surges with holiday season ahead

Amendment 80 fleet’s challenge to Bering Sea halibut bycatch rules gets day in court

Dockworkers hold ground while Biden urges ports to negotiate fair contract

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