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Seafood Business back issues
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Assume nothing.(Editor's Note)
June 1, 2009... Ever since the economy began to nosedive last fall and restaurants all over the country started closing their doors, retail experts have assumed that a lot of money consumers saved by not eating out as much would be spent at retail instead. Not so fast.
As this played out over the past...
Irradiation processing may make slurping safer: Univ. of Florida researchers help devise bacteria-killing process for oysters.(food safety)
June 1, 2009... Timid raw bar recruits are running out of excuses to hoist a halfshell. Live oysters will be less of a health risk in the near future if a newly approved yet controversial shellfish processing technique in the United States catches on.
Irradiation, or radioactive energy, was first used on...
MSC clients join forces: ASF seeks greater input in certification process.(environment)
June 1, 2009... Twenty fisheries participating in the Marine Stewardship Council program in late April formed the Association of Sustainable Fisheries (ASF) to foster dialogue between the London-based nonprofit and its client fisheries. ASF fisheries are either certified sustainable under the MSC program or...
Chicken of the Sea International.(Biz BRIEFS)
June 1, 2009... Chicken of the Sea International in October will open a 200,000-square-foot tuna cannery in Lyons, Ga., creating 200 jobs. The company announced it would close its cannery in American Samoa in September due in part to a sharp minimum wage increase.
Importer and distributor H&N Foods International in late April acquired Berdex Seafood.(Biz BRIEFS)
June 1, 2009... Importer and distributor H&N Foods International in late April acquired Berdex Seafood. The Berdex office in Vancouver, Wash., will remain open while its San Francisco office will consolidate into H&N's headquarters in Burlingame, Calif.