August 2012
2013 MAINE LOBSTER BOAT RACE SCHEDULE
The Maine Lobster Boat Racing Association (MLBRA) has announced
the following schedule of dates and locations for lobster boat racing
competitions during the season ahead.
● Boothbay Harbor. June 15. Info: Marshall Farnham, (207) 380-5892.
● ...
2012 lobster settlement numbers down throughout the Northeast
by Rick Wahle
WALPOLE, ME – In a year that might be remembered as one that brought climate change home to many in the lobster industry, the 2012 ocean heat wave that broke all records and triggered an early shedder season did not seem to have a...
Paul Shuman: Innovative net designer revolutionized Northeast trawl fishery
by Joyce Rowley
CHARLESTOWN, RI – The fishing industry lost an important contributor to its history with the unexpected death in March of net designer and innovator Paul Shuman.
Shuman Trawl nets, distinctively made from green poly twine, were a...
No breaks for the groundfish industry: NMFS institutes crippling cuts for 2013
GLOUCESTER, MA – The menacing threat that had filled industry members with worry and dread for many months became all too real by the May 1 start of the 2013 groundfish fishing year.
The day before, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) i...
Fishing industry rallies to demand aid, MSA flexibility
BOSTON, MA – About 300 people, including fishermen and their families from around New England, fish buyers, boat owners, and concerned citizens, attended the Groundfish Industry Rally held at the Boston Fish Pier on April 29.Organized by the Nort...
New England council asks NMFS to modify monkfish emergency action
MYSTIC, CT – The New England Fishery Management Council has asked the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to expeditiously modify its recent monkfish emergency rule so that groundfish fishermen can keep more monkfish while working under a grou...
Wind farm advice: Accept, engage, negotiate
LONDON, ENGLAND – Over the last few years, European fishermen have been forced to grapple with the sudden reality of wind farm construction on their fishing grounds. Their experiences offer important lessons for fishermen here in the Northeast.
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Two new boats from SW Boatworks
J-Lynn Zrae is the first of SW Boatworks new Calvin Beal 30s to hit the water. Designer Beal said SW’s Stewart Workman wanted to know if he could come up with “a 30-footer that was 12' wide … and I told him no problem.” Built for Calvin...
England’s wind farm experience offers critical lessons for US fishing industry
BROADSTAIRS, KENT – Looking out over the English Channel on a quiet night in March, the horizon is surprisingly ablaze with lights. A local fisherman quips, “People ask us if that’s France.”
It’s not. This illusion of a “city...
Tracing fish: Ocean to plate
POINT JUDITH, RI – As part of a growing trend to connect consumers back to the fish they eat, a group of Rhode Island fishermen, chefs, and supporters got together in 2010 to put local fish on local plates while educating consumers about where it c...
LOBSTERS - Early shedders, Can/US talk price, Union rumblings
IAM seeks to form lobstermen’s union in Maine - -
DEER ISLE, ME – The International Association of Machinists (IAM) and Aerospace Workers is actively talking with Maine lobstermen about forming a union to represent their interests... - more -
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NOAA Navigator - May 2013
Insert to the May 2013 Commercial Fisheries News
UPDATE: What John Bullard Heard on the Road
Proposed Changes for Sectors in 2013
Northeast VMS Program FAQ
Spiny Dogfish Catch Limits Continue to Rise
Proposed Changes to ...
GEARNET: Partnering to test fishermen’s ideas
The challenges facing today’s Northeast groundfish fishermen grow bigger and more complicated each year. Fishermen are continually adapting to these challenges and, now, many are doing so with financial support, scientific guidance, and industry pa...
NMFS grants redfish exemption but industry calls program ‘unworkable’
GLOUCESTER, MA – The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has approved an exemption allowing groundfish sector fishermen to use 4-1/2" mesh to target redfish under 100% observer coverage for the remainder of the 2012 fishing year, which ends ...
‘Thumbs up’ to the Maine forum
ROCKPORT, ME – The 38th annual Maine Fishermen’s Forum, which took place Feb. 28-March 1 at the Samoset Resort here, was one to remember.
Over 3,000 people attended, packing seminar rooms and crowding the sold-out trade show floors. Despite th...
Gloucester summit: Huge potential to diversify working waterfront
GLOUCESTER, MA – Nearly 150 people – fishermen, fish processors, maritime scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and others – concerned about the future of Gloucester’s working waterfront gathered at Cruiseport Gloucester on Feb. 7 for the cit...
AOLA: 20 years and still going strong
BEDFORD, NH – Now starting its 21st year, Atlantic Offshore Lobstermen’s Association (AOLA) has much to show for its efforts in advocacy and research and its cooperative approach to problem solving.
From the beginning, the Bedfordbased nonprof...
NMFS weighs emergency action to lift northern monkfish trip limits
GLOUCESTER, MA – Groundfish fishermen will be able to land significantly more monkfish during the 2013 fishing year if the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) takes emergency action to “suspend” existing monkfish possession limits in...
Fishermen safety Can’t beat training; attend courses
GUEST COLUMN by J.J. Bartlett
With changes in Massachusetts and federal laws making health insurance more available to all, the Fishing Partnership Health Plan has changed its focus and its name.
Now called Fishing Partnership...
Fishermen, scientists expand search for young-of-year SNE lobsters
NARRAGANSETT, RI – Twenty one years after the first suction survey sampling in Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay of post-larval lobster settlers, known as young-of-year (YOY), Rick Wahle returned in 2011 and 2012 to resample the bay’s Southern Ne...
ME scallopers question area closures
HALLOWELL, ME – Roughly 45 fishermen crowded into a room here on Feb. 12 for a meeting of the Maine Department of Marine Resource’s (DMR) Scallop Advisory Council to voice their opinions on whether or not additional restrictions were necessary ...
Shrimp 2013: Low landings discourage fleet
WEST BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME – As the month of February was drawing to a close, shrimp fishermen in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts were still plugging along, trying to salvage what they could from the extremely slow-going and disappointing 2...
SNE/MA winter flounder: A 2013 ‘bright spot’
PORTSMOUTH, NH – Framework Adjustment 50 to the federal groundfish plan contains a new, industry-supported approach for dealing with Southern New England/Mid-Atlantic (SNE/MA) winter flounder.
On Jan. 30, the New England Fishery Management Counc...
Cod quotas slashed to ‘unviable’ levels
PORTSMOUTH, NH – The groundfish industry has suffered through far more than its fair share of turbulent chapters over the past two decades – everything from the painful introduction of limited entry in Amendment 5 to the loss of friends who could...
NOAA Navigator – March 2013
Insert to the March 2013 Commercial Fisheries News
Contents:
More Opportunities to Sustainably Harvest Swordfish Promosed
Increased Quota Allows for a Directed Butterfish Fishery
Collaborative Survey to Gather Black Sea Bass Assessment Data
...
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End of an era: Viking leaves Martha’s Vineyard
MENEMSHA, MA – With the sale of Viking, a 40' fishing boat that has plied the waters off Martha’s Vineyard for three generations, the island’s oncevibrant fleet of small wooden draggers is now on the brink of extinction.
Craig Coutinho of Vi...
NE council scales back scallop access-area trips, possession limits for 2013 in Framework 24
NEWPORT, RI – Scallopers will be making fewer access-area trips during the 2013 fishing year but will receive roughly the same number of open-area days-at-sea.
During its Nov. 13-15 meeting here, the New England Fishery Management Council finali...
Hundreds turn out for meetings on Maine lobster industry’s future
YARMOUTH, ME – Large crowds of lobster industry people flocked to meetings in January for what the Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR) billed as “an open and honest discussion of issues that currently affect the industry.”
The DMR sch...
Dogfish research reveals migration surprises
SOUTH KINGSTON, RI – It’s been a long-held belief that spiny dogfish migrate south for the winter and return to New England each spring, so much so that the federal dogfish fishery management plan has long allocated quota based on seasons.
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Northern shrimp test tows ‘disappointing’
WEST BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME – Shrimp fishermen up and down the Maine and New Hampshire coastlines – and possibly a few from Massachusetts – were readying to head out to sea on Jan. 23, the first day that trawl vessels were allowed to fish during t...
The SW Boatworks crew shows off their SHARP banner.
SHOP TALK
SW Boatworks of Lamoine, ME recently was recognized by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as an approved member of the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP). To quote from a letter
OSHA presen...
Scallopers: Check those turtle dredges!
GLOUCESTER, MA – In early January, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) put out a notice alerting scallopers that enforcement officials have found turtle deflector dredges that are not in full compliance with required specifications and mea...
Using flares: Safe handling, firing, training
I am often asked what to do with old, expired flares or if I want them. Actually, I do take and use them to conduct hands-on flare training. I also tell captains to consider keeping an expired flare kit in a container marked “for training purpose o...
Alec Peasley’s new Atlantica: Roomy, rugged, efficient
For 19-year-old lobsterman Alec Peasley of Brooksville, ME, the launch of his 34` Atlantica wasn’t so much the beginning of a career as a continuation of one. Peasley set his first load of lobster traps when he was in 7th grade, tending them out ...
SPECIAL REPORT - Shrimp
Tough call: ASMFC sets low 2013 shrimp quota
PORTLAND, ME -- The Northern Shrimp Section of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) met here Dec. 3 and approved a meager total allowable catch (TAC) of 625 metric tons (mt) for the 2...
Students redesign knives, banders, oilers
In my last article (CFN November 2012), I described an industrial design class at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in which students were asked to innovate gear for the lobster industry that would be both serviceable and reduce the risk of in...
Symposium reveals dramatic impacts of climate change on GOM lobster
PORTLAND, ME -- Scientists from around the world gathered in Portland Nov. 27-30 to discuss how environmental changes may impact Maine’s most important commercial fishery -- lobster.
For years, scientists have warned that global warming one day ...
ICCAT: US once again seeks bluefin quota cut
AGADIR, MOROCCO -- The Northeast's bluefin tuna industry came away from the Nov. 9-19 ICCAT meeting here dismayed once again by the US delegation's ultraconservative stance on bluefin quotas despite recent scientific findings that indicate stocks on ...
Maine DMR schedules coastwide meetings with lobster industry
HALLOWELL, ME -- The Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR) has scheduled 16 meetings with the state’s lobster industry to hear people's views on the status of the industry following the 2012 season and recommendations for the future.
The meet...
Miller Time launched
SW Boatworks has a couple of big lobster boats headed for the water: a 46` Wesmac that it finished and a Calvin Beal 44 for a customer who is “sizing up” from the 36` Calvin Beal he currently owns. SW also reports plenty of interest in its Er...
Khristy Michelle launched
John Williams’ goal was to replace his 17-year-old John’s Bay-built Khristy Michelle with one as close as possible to the same design -- only 3` longer. His thinking was that with the extra waterline length, the new boat would perform more effi...
NOAA Navigator - January 2013
Insert to the January 2013 Commercial Fisheries News
Contents:
Vessel Fishing History Requests: How They Work
There’s Still Time to Apply for a Limited-Access Mackerel Permit
DAS Leasing and ACE Trading Under Sector Management
Cooperativ...
Dogfish quota hike hailed, but processors face challenges
PHILADELPHIA, PA -- It's hard to believe that just over a decade ago, the directed commercial fishery for spiny dogfish was eliminated and fishermen in the Northeast were restrained by a 4-million-pound bycatch quota.
Now, the fishery is on track to...
ASMFC alerts lobstermen to CA II agreement, future area changes
PHILADELPHIA, PA -- Concerned that lobstermen might be caught off guard by recent developments at the federal level, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC) American Lobster Management Board has initiated a new addendum to the int...
Bluefin: Assessment bodes well for recovery
GLOUCESTER, MA -- Armed with reliable catch data and an enhanced understanding of bluefin biology, scientists conducted a new Atlantic bluefin tuna stock assessment this fall. And they concluded there's a good chance stock-rebuilding targets for bo...
MA pushes to modify ‘ambiguous’ zero tolerance lobster v-notch rule
PHILADELPHIA, PA -- The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is trying to persuade the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) to allow the commonwealth to change its “zero tolerance” v-notch possession rule to a 1/8~ stan...
Sandy slams the Northeast; NJ shore takes biggest hit
POINT PLEASANT, NJ -- Superstorm Sandy struck the New Jersey shore on Oct. 29 midway between New York City and Philadelphia. However, the huge weather system radiated cyclonic bands of wind hundreds of miles from its center for days before making l...
In praise of the mighty biscuit
There was a time when the coast of Maine ran on biscuits. Cold biscuits were standard dinner pail fodder for lobstermen headed down the bay in the morning; there was a good chance you’d find a tin of biscuits (in the pre-Tupperware days) in the f...
Trawl to Table connects fishermen to consumers
RYE, NH – What does it take to get fish from the boat to a local restaurant? Right now, it may be a lot easier for most fishermen to stick with the status quo, accept the auction price, and let the fish end up … well, who knows where?
But grow...
GET INVOLVED! It Might Change Where You Fish
As many stakeholders know, the Magnuson- Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act requires Councils to designate essential fish habitat, or EFH. The Magnuson-Stevens Act also mandates that the Councils evaluate whether fishing activities adver...
Groundfish ACL cuts: What's going on?
How did this happen? The early word from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is that annual catch limits (ACLs) on vital groundfish stocks -- cod, haddock, yellowtail, and dabs -- will have to be slashed yet another 45% to 73% in 2013 to p...
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Another Working Waterfront Festival success
NEW BEDFORD, MA – Overcast skies and damp conditions didn’t dissuade visitors from attending the 2012 Working Waterfront Festival held Sept. 29-30, which organizers described as a “tremendous success.” Fishermen, musicians, storytellers, a...
Dam removals aid groundfish rebuilding
GLOUCESTER, MA – In recent years there’s been little news to cheer fishermen in the Gulf of Maine, but they have reason to be encouraged by the 40 to 50 dam removal and fish passage improvement projects that are in various stages of planning and ...
Rebuilt Commercial Fisheries Center of RI opens
KINGSTON, RI – After two years of planning, permitting, and construction, a vastly improved Commercial Fisheries Center of Rhode Island (CFCRI) opened its doors on Sept. 21. On hand were representatives of the 12 associations housed under the new r...
NE council moves to protect Elephant Trunk seed scallops
PLYMOUTH, MA – Eager to protect what appears to be the second highest level of recruitment ever recorded in the Elephant Trunk area, the New England Fishery Management Council has asked the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for emergency act...
NMFS shifts harbor porpoise closure to Feb/March
PLYMOUTH, MA – At the eleventh hour, the fiercely determined Northeast Seafood Coalition was able to convince the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to shift the timing of its harbor porpoise Coastal Gulf of Maine Consequence Closure from Oct...
Scallopers welcomed with double christening
NEW BEDFORD, MA – In what may have been a first ever for this port, Nordic Fisheries’ Roy Enoksen and O’Hara Corporation’s Frank O’Hara hailed the arrival of two, brand new sister-ship scallopers to their fleets on Sept. 8 with a near...
Georges Bank yellowtail quota fears
PLYMOUTH, MA – If nothing significant changes in the next few months, the 2013 quota for Georges Bank yellowtail flounder is likely to be a chokehold on both the Atlantic sea scallop and groundfish fisheries next year. Georges Bank is home to Ne...
Dogfish: Fishermen still struggle, despite quota hike, MSC label
BATH, ME – The spiny dogfish quota for the 2012-2013 fishing season is 35.6 million pounds, up from a 6-millionpound quota only six years ago. The increase is welcome news to fishermen facing what they perceive to be a fartoo- abundant resource, bu...
Shrimp section considers allocating quota by state/gear in Addendum I
PORTLAND, ME – The northern shrimp fishery may be regulated very differently this winter if stateby- state quotas and/or trawl vs. trap allocations are adopted by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC) Northern Shrimp Section. ...
Scalloper Liberty rebuilt from stem to stern
NEW BEDFORD, MA – There always seems to be something going on at Dan Eilertsen’s dock in New Bedford, and this past summer was no exception. Dan likes to take good care of his fleet, so he and a crew of guys from his company, Nordic Inc., underto...
Seafreeze buys former Pt. Judith co-op plant
DAVISVILLE, RI – Earlier this year, Davisville-based Seafreeze Ltd., the largest producer and trader of sea-frozen seafood on the East Coast, purchased the 37,000-square-foot building that once housed the Point Judith Fishermen’s Cooperative from...
Lobster boat prices inch up; catch slackens off
After surprisingly good Labor Day lobster sales for almost everybody, things “quieted down dramatically” in mid-September, to quote dealers, co-op managers, and exporters. News of the earlier low lobster prices paid to the boats had reached the ...
Groundfish: Foreboding cuts on 2013 horizon
PORTSMOUTH, NH – The region’s battered groundfish industry, still struggling to cope with this year’s sharp reductions in Gulf of Maine cod and Georges Bank yellowtail flounder allocations, recently learned that annual catch limits (ACLs) for s...
Herring spawning issues continue to command industry attention
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Fishermen will receive plenty of advance notice if the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) ever decides to modify spawning area boundary lines in the Gulf of Maine for Atlantic herring. The commission’s Atlantic ...
Cornell Cooperative Extension launches monkfish RSA study
RIVERHEAD, NY – Cornell University Cooperative Extension (CCE) researchers are looking for a few good monkfish samples – up to 1,200 fin clips, to be precise. In June, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) formally awarded 371 monkfish da...
Eat lobsters; abundant supply, prices low
The lobster market has been through a tumultuous period since the report in the August CFN. At that time, there was a substantial catch of shedders and boat prices had dropped to 30-year lows. Canadian processors, typically the largest market for sof...
Lobster trap reductions for Areas 2 and 3
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Lobstermen in Areas 2 and 3 who want to consolidate businesses and reduce the overall number of traps in each area moved one step closer to that goal during an Aug. 7 meeting here of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission...
ASMFC keeps dogfish quota rollover at 5% max
ALEXANDRIA, VA – An attempt to increase the 5% cap on the amount of unused dogfish quota that can be “rolled over” into the next fishing year failed in the face of strong opposition from scientists and the federal government. The Atlantic Stat...
2012 ENGINE DIRECTORY
Engine specifications for all commercial models: cyl configuration, displacement, Propulsion output and weight. Names, addresses, telephone numbers for dealers and distributors. Caterpillar Cummins Deere Deutz FPT/Iveco Isuzu Lugger Man Mitsubishi ...
Bullard to lead NMFS Northeast Region
GLOUCESTER, MA – John Bullard is the new National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) Northeast Regional Administrator. NMFS Director Sam Rauch announced the appointment on July 2 after many months of speculation over who would be named to fill the pos...
Maine SAC recommends split area scallop plan
ELLSWORTH, ME – Scallop closed areas along the coast of Maine are set to open this December, and fishermen are anxious to access the areas they’ve been kept out of for three years. The need to prevent these areas from being quickly depleted durin...
NMFS shifts yellowtail quota from scallopers to groundfish fleet
GLOUCESTER, MA – Just three short weeks after receiving an official request from the New England Fishery Management Council to transfer a sizable portion of the scallop fishery’s Georges Bank yellowtail flounder allocation to the groundfish fleet...
NOAA Navigator – November 2012
Insert to the November 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: Listening to Industry: Bullard Hits the Road Meet John Bullard, NOAA’s New Northeast Regional Administrator NEAMAP: Collaborating to Improve Fisheries Monitoring Removing ...
NMFS assessing the impacts of climate change on fish stocks
NARRAGANSETT, RI – Decades of data on temperature, salinity, ocean acidity, and wind patterns for the Northeast US continental shelf indicate that climate changes are already affecting commercial fisheries in substantive ways and will continue to d...
Lobster landings overwhelm demand; prices tank
The lobster industry was in crisis, as calls were being made July 3-10 for the Lobster Market Report. The crisis resulted from unexpectedly high and earlier than expected catches in Canada and the US, with no comparable surge in demand. Besides more ...
Herring Amd. 5 includes 100% observer coverage
PORTLAND, ME – More than four years after first making a commitment to develop a comprehensive catch monitoring program for the Atlantic herring fishery, the New England Fishery Management Council voted on June 20 to approve Amendment 5 to the fede...
Maine trappers form new shrimp association
GEORGETOWN, ME – Jan. 19, 2012 turned out to be a pivotal day for Maine shrimp trap fishermen. The Northern Shrimp Section of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) was meeting in Portland for a midseason check to see how fast land...
Longliners won’t benefit from swordfish revitalization
SAINT PETERSBURG, FL – The good news is that the swordfish are thriving. Two decades of effort by US fishermen paid off with the 2010 stock assessment finding that the North Atlantic swordfish population is completely rebuilt. The bad news is that...
Bluefin market report: Cautious optimism as season starts
HARWICH, MA – After a slow start following the June 1 opening of the commercial season, the bluefin tuna fishery was picking up speed in mid- June as Commercial Fisheries News went to press. As of June 8, dealers reported sporadic landings of blue...
GOM gillnetters under Oct/Nov closure to protect harbor porpoise
MYSTIC, CT – Gillnet fishermen will be prohibited from working in a large area of the inshore Gulf of Maine annually during October and November until harbor porpoise bycatch rates drop dramatically or major changes are made to existing rules under...
Sluggish lobster demand; downward price pressure
The June lobster market was a mess. Problem #1 – prices were too high. Problem #2 – too much product was on the market. And problems #1 and #2 were exacerbated by #3 – the extremely early appearance of US shedders. The result: Sluggish movement...
Scallop RSA program funds 13 more projects
GLOUCESTER, MA – The industry funded scallop research set-aside (RSA) program launched in 1998 is celebrating its 14th anniversary this year with another impressive slate of cooperative research projects that will be carried out jointly by scientis...
NMFS, ASMFC ultimately agree on 2012 dogfish quota, trip limit
GLOUCESTER, MA – It wasn’t seamless, but after the dust settled, fishery managers took steps to implement matching spiny dogfish quotas and possession limits in both state and federal waters for the 2012 fishing year. Late in May, the National M...
NOAA Navigator - March 2012
Insert to the March 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: NOAA Fisheries Considering Increasing Opportunities to Sustainably Harvest Swordfish Watch for Socio-economic Surveys this Summer High Rate of Harbor Porpoise Take Results in Fall ...
NOAA Navigator - January 2012
Insert to the January 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: NOAA’s Office of Law Enforcement Continues to Fight Seafood Fraud Simplifying Permit Holder Letters New Limited-Access Mackerel Program Establishes Permit, Possession Limits ...
NOAA Navigator - May 2012
Insert to the May 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: A Joint Message Regarding Gulf of Maine Cod Groundfish FW 47 Proposed Rule Offers New Fishing Opportunities Mail Call: Taking Steps to Reduce Duplicate Notices Modified Dredge Desi...
NOAA Navigator - July 2012
Insert to the July 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: NOAA Fisheries Considering Increasing Opportunities to Sustainably Harvest Swordfish Watch for Socio-economic Surveys this Summer High Rate of Harbor Porpoise Take Results in Fall G...
NOAA Navigator - September 2012
Insert to the September 2012 Commercial Fisheries News Contents: Area 1 Lobster Trap Program Application Process Underway NOAA’s FishWatch Helps Consumers Make Well-Informed Seafood Choices Cut Fuel Consumption to Increase Profitability ...
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