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Trident Seafoods to fight Democrats’ proposed MSA changes in Congress

'Rather than empower the councils, [HR 4690] contains prescriptive mandates that will consume council time, divert resources...'-- Shannon Carroll, Trident Seafoods

By Jason Huffman | Nov. 16, 2021 15:46 GMT
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The US commercial fishing industry will take its best swings yet at the Magnuson Stevens Act (MSA) reauthorization bill being championed by Democrats during a hearing to be held Tuesday (Nov. 16) by the House of Representatives' Natural Resources Committee's oceans panel. [...]

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