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Boston show will go on though rising COVID cases spook more exhibitors

'Man, this was a really tough decision' -- Christian Limberg on Harbor Seafood's decision to not exhibit at the Boston seafood show in 2022 

By Jason Huffman | Jan. 12, 2022 19:23 GMT
Roughly half of the 1,300 exhibits at Seafood Expo North America 2019, in Boston, as visible on the first day of the event from the catwalk above the floor.. Credit: Jason Huffman/Undercurrent News
Roughly half of the 1,340 exhibits at Seafood Expo North America 2019, in Boston, as visible on the first day of the event from the catwalk above the floor. Credit: Jason Huffman/Undercurrent News
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The US organizer of the Boston seafood show has doubled down on its promise to run its event in March as planned, even as COVID case numbers grow in the city and more traditional exhibitors confirm that they are skipping the occasion this year [...]

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