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Big oyster harvests expected from both sides of US Chesapeake Bay

Even with a larger combined oyster harvest expected, experts believe it won't translate into lower prices for consumers because there's such great demand

By Undercurrent News | April 24, 2023 16:01 BST
The Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Shore of Maryland. Photograph by Popartic / Shutterstock.
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The US states of Virginia and Maryland expect to see record commercial harvests of oysters from both of their respective sides of the Chesapeake Bay, combining to total as many as 900,000 bushels, The Washington Post reports [...]

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