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Continuing COVID difficulties threaten US eel shipments to China

The warm weather in the US state of Maine could boost the highly lucrative harvest of baby eels, the 11-week season for which started Tuesday

By Undercurrent News | March 23, 2022 15:17 GMT
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The warm weather in the US state of Maine could boost the highly lucrative harvest of baby eels, the 11-week season for which started Tuesday (March 22). But pandemic-related difficulties are threatening shipments to eastern Asia, the Bangor Daily News reports.   [...]

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