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Companies turn US state of Maine seafood waste into new revenue streams

The state's seafood industry generates about 57 million pounds of waste annually, but some companies are turning that into another revenue stream

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 13, 2023 14:15 GMT
American baby eels. Photo courtesy of the US Fish & Wildlife Service.
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From eel guts to lobster shells and salmon blood, the waste from Maine's seafood industry is being turned into new revenue streams, reports the Portland Press-Herald.  [...]

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