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Salt lick January 5, 2010 - Low-sodium has become a buzzword for healthy eating, particularly as scientific research continues to note correlations between excessive sodium intake and the development of hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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Business Trends
Germ warfare January 5, 2010 - In sickness and in health isn’t limited to wedding vows, as most business owners can attest.
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By the Numbers
By the numbers January 5, 2010 - 2.2: Billions of dollars annual ex-vessel prices would increase if a catch-share system were implemented
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Sustainable aquaculture 101 January 5, 2010 - Any high-volume foodservice or retail operation needs farmed shrimp, salmon and tilapia to make its numbers work.
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Market Report
Shrimp January 5, 2010 - Supplies of domestic Gulf shrimp are tightening and prices are climbing but still aren’t ideal, according to one Louisiana supplier.
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Shellfish January 5, 2010 - Dungeness crab landings may remain weak again this year, but crabs were of tip-top quality as the season kicked off last month.
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Whitefish January 5, 2010 - For Alaska pollock buyers, 2010 will be no less challenging than 2009.
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Salmon January 5, 2010 - Change is afoot in Alaska’s frozen sockeye salmon market. For one, export patterns are shifting.
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Focus January 5, 2010 - More red snapper may be available in 2010, as the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council will recommend that the catch be increased from 5 million pounds to slightly more than 6.9 million pounds annually.
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Media Watch
IFQs on the radar January 5, 2010 - Sometimes the mainstream media gets a story right, and yet other times newspapers, magazines and blogs can totally miss the mark.
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Networking
Dave Pasternack January 5, 2010 - Dave Pasternack is to a fish fillet what Michelangelo was to oil paint. Pasternack’s master works, however, rarely last long enough to marvel at, as every morsel from his brilliant brushstrokes is soon a happy memory on his satisfied diners’ empty plates.
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News Recap
Enter Name January 5, 2010 - Four executives of The Plitt Co. purchased the seafood distributor in mid-November. North Elston Seafood Partners LLC, which consists of Joe Rossi, John Livaditis, Tim Lathrop and Gus Atsalis, successfully bid for the company’s assets in an auction.
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People
People in the news January 5, 2010 - Michelle Lantow is the new CFO of McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurants.
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Point of View
Divided we fall? January 5, 2010 - As we greet a new year, it is an appropriate time to look ahead and also reflect on how far we’ve come in this new millennium.
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Fit for a fish January 5, 2010 - There’s a long-standing perception that because most fish are carnivores, fishmeal is an imperative part of a farmed fish’s diet.
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Throw Backs
Throwbacks January 5, 2010 - The Food and Drug Administration officially decides that any analog seafood products resembling crab, shrimp, scallops or lobster must be labeled “imitation.”
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Top 10 Species
Farmed shrimp January 5, 2010 - Customization is the buzzword in the global farmed shrimp marketplace, as more buyers look for products that will fill specific niches among their customers.
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Raw deal January 5, 2010 - There are many ways to eat an oyster — smoked, fried, roasted, baked, boiled, broiled, stewed or steamed.
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What's in Store
Gourmet gills January 5, 2010 - Lobstermania, salmon cookouts and food and wine festivals are just a few of the events that gourmet retailer Dorothy Lane Market holds to get shoppers excited about fish and shellfish.
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