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Left out of 2022 budget, US seafood marketing campaign champions begin rally for 2023

'In order for policy makers to know that we're serious, we need to grow our voice. And this is the time to do it' -- Linda Lai Cornish, Seafood Nutrition Partnership

By Jason Huffman | March 15, 2022 17:11 GMT
A panel of seafood industry leaders in a town-hall-style session at the Boston seafood show on March 14, 2022 to talk about efforts to fund a US-wide seafood marketing campaign. From left to right: Joe Rosenberg, chief operating officer of CenSea, Inc.; Leann Bosarge, head of new business development and project management at Bosarge Boats; .Jim Motos, senior vice president of the consumer brands division of Rich Products Corporation; and Linda Lai Cornish, president of the Seafood Nutrition Partnership. Photograph by Jason Huffman.
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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, USA -- The US seafood industry will not secure the $25 million per year in funding desired to launch a national marketing campaign as part of the fiscal 2022 omnibus budget bill passed last week by Congress, Matthew McAlvanah, a partner at Monument Advocacy, in Washington, D.C., confirmed for Undercurrent News, on Monday (March 14). [...]

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