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US scallop imports end 14-month skid, make small upturn

Even in spite of the upturn, the US is on track to import 26% fewer scallops in 2023 than it did in 2022

By Jason Huffman | Sept. 20, 2023 18:02 BST
Imported scallops on display at the Eastern Fisheries booth during the 2023 Boston seafood show. Picture by Jason Huffman.

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US imports of scallops have taken a small turn in a positive direction after 14 straight months of year-on-year declines [...]

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