UMaine Partners With the Wabanaki Community to Ensure Shellfish Sustainability

April 19, 2021 Maine Campus

On Monday, April 12, David Hart, the director of the Sen. George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions, introduced a project called Maine Shellfish Learning Network (MSLN) during a presentation on shellfish sustainability.

EU Says a Post-Brexit Shellfish Export Ban is Indefinite, After Government Claimed it Was Only Temporary

February 8, 2021 Adam Payne, Politics Home

The European Union has told the UK shellfish industry that thousands of tonnes of oyster, mussel, clam, cockle and scallop exports are banned from the bloc indefinitely.

Halibut Cove Shellfish Farmers are Alaska’s Farm Family of 2020

Alaska’s Farm Family of the Year for 2020 is the Bates family of Halibut Cove, whose determined operation of their shellfish farm in Kachemak Bay embodies the innovative, resilient spirt of Alaska agriculture even in the face of a global pandemic.

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New Wave Foods Completes $ 18M Series a Financing as it Focuses on Delivering Plant-Based Shrimp and Sustainable Shellfish Options to Market

January 6, 2021 New Wave Foods

New Wave Foods® is disrupting the $9 billion dollar shrimp market with the introduction of a plant-based shrimp made of sustainable seaweed and plant proteins. The Company will initially focus on selling its product to restaurants and foodservice locations.

Treasure Coast Shellfish: Sebastian-Based Oyster Farm Now Selling to Area Restaurants

November 24, 2020 Meghan McRoberts, WPTV

Have you ever tried ‘Florida-grown’ oysters? A Treasure Coast business owner is making it easier for you to get local oysters on your plate.