Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroey Seafood, Grieg Seafood , Austevoll Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon .
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood , Austevoll Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon .
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Avians that eat mostly seafood don't taste good like seafood.
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Marine Harvest, Austevoll Seafood, Bakkafrost, Grieg Seafood, Havfisk , Leroey, Norwegian Royal Salmon and Salmar will make up the Oslo Bourse Seafood Index.
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Producers include Mowi, Salmar, Leroey Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Together, these seafood products total about three-fourths of U.S. seafood consumption.
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West Virginia's Flying Fish Seafood Deli & Market is famous for its fresh seafood.
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Meet Kerry and Patrick of Merrick Seafood, a family owned seafood supplier in Florida.
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Making informed choices about seafood isn't easy, and it is complicated by seafood fraud.
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We might stop at the Seafood Shop in Wainscott to get some fresh seafood.
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroey Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Major Norwegian fish farmers include Mowi, Salmar , Leroey Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar , Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest , Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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"I really like seafood, so I spend money on seafood, which is expensive," he says.
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"Previous generations were comfortable and knowledgeable in buying, preparing and cooking seafood, but the current generation of seafood consumers see seafood as a scary protein and tend stick to the same top 5 favorites," said Richard Watson, analyst at UK seafood industry group Seafish.
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The contaminated fish were sourced from Sustainable Seafood Company in Vietnam and Santa Cruz Seafood Inc.
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Seafood Watch: Created by the Monterey Bay Aquarium, this tool helps users make sustainable seafood choices.
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Kyle G's Prime Seafood in Jensen Beach, Florida, is a seafood restaurant with an easygoing vibe.
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If you go to any seafood market and you buy wild-caught American seafood, it is sustainable.
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OL, Grieg Seafood, Austevoll Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon (Reporting by Terje Solsvik, editing by Joachim Dageborg)
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Seafood: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is moving forward with new rules to prevent seafood fraud.
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In 1998, the agency implemented the seafood Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) rule to "modernize" seafood safety.
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I wanted to introduce Americans to Japanese seafood that isn't sushi, and even though it is very rare to use fresh seafood for ramen broth in Japan, I started to make a seafood-based ramen.
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They found that 23 percent of seafood samples were labelled incorrectly—though it's much more common in some seafood species, so their estimate of mislabeling across the whole seafood market is closer to 13 percent.
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The workers at Merrick Seafood start their day early in order to get their seafood to Tilman's Miami restaurants.
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Jim Gossen, the president of the Gulf Seafood Foundation, compares adding tripolyphosphate to seafood to adding water to ham.
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Like the Japanese, the Norwegians are ardent seafood lovers, and Froya is renowned for these crustaceans, among other seafood.
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I find Jaime at a nearby seafood restaurant, smoking a cigarette after dropping off his haul of fresh seafood.
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Multiple assessments of seafood supply chains of major brands and retailers sourcing from the Thai seafood sector underscore the risks.
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I have been wanting to try this place for ages – it's a seafood tapas restaurant, serving seafood sourced from Scotland.
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The new study did not include the 13 types of imported seafood covered by the federal Seafood Import Monitoring Program.
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It is generally heavy on seafood — specifically fried seafood, such as breaded soft-shell crab and fried shrimp and catfish.
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But the largest seafood chain in the world is not about to do the same for plant-based seafood products.
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Here's what is happening: Seafood: The National Marine Fisheries Service is delaying new rules for a seafood import monitoring program.
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And a seafood stew had a very nice spicy tomato broth and was satisfying despite a disproportionate allocation of seafood.
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Most of our best-quality seafood is exported abroad; a third of seafood American catch gets sold to foreign countries.
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As at other neighborhood seafood spots, you start at the counter, where you select your seafood and method of preparation.
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She loves seafood, and New York has way better seafood options than central Ohio, so we take advantage of that.
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They started this pilot test of seafood labeling and found that 85 percent of seafood was labeled correctly at wholesale.
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Dock to Dish—a collection of community-based seafood sourcing programs in cities around the US, Canada, and Costa Rica—wants to stop seafood fraud by building a traceability system for restaurant guests to track their seafood.
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Not stopping there, Cimarusti has ventured into the seafood retail business for the first time in his life, through Cape Seafood & Provisions, a project he debuted three months ago in hopes of educating LA's seafood consumers on what sustainable seafood really means, one stunningly shimmering slice of $40 king salmon slice at a time.
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To start, there is the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Program that you can pull up on your iPhone, so there's literally no reason not to know whether your local seafood counter is serving sustainable seafood or not.
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Good Seafood Is Not Cheap and Cheap Seafood Is Not Good Here's a simple concept: You get what you pay for.
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Major Norwegian salmon farmers include Mowi, the world's largest, as well as Salmar, Grieg Seafood , Leroey Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon .
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Laborers in Rajin export seafood products to China at the Suchae Bong Corp seafood factory inside the Rason Special Economic Zone.
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These wines will go well with all manner of light seafood preparations, vegetable dishes and salads, seafood pastas and herbal risottos.
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In a nation where 90 percent of the seafood consumed is imported from foreign countries, Mitch's Seafood in San Diego is rarity.
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Xingyang Seafood, for example, imports 90 percent of its seafood from Russia and 10 percent from North Korea, said chairman Zhao Yang.
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The seafood at this restaurant, just like 90 percent of the seafood that passes through Tokyo, comes from the famous Tsukiji Market.
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Norway is the world's top salmon exporter, with leading producers including Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Norway is the world's biggest salmon exporter, with leading producers including Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Norway is the world's largest fish farmer, with major producers including Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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In a global seafood industry plagued by deceit, conscientious consumers will pay top dollar for what they believe is local, sustainably caught seafood.
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Leading producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon (Reporting by Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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Finally, the real point of this seafood feast—beyond the seafood and beyond the religious rituals—is family, however broadly you define it.
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Seafood fraud is nothing new, and another Oceana report found that overall, 20 percent of all types of seafood sold nationally was mislabeled.
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"It is probably my favorite seafood to eat," said Andy Cantrell, who runs Cantrell Seafood, a fish store and distribution company in Topsham.
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A few doors down, Princess Seafood Market & Deli is a woman-owned and -run fishing operation with its own boat and seafood restaurant.
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You'll learn which fish are sustainably caught by shopping at a reputable seafood market and using resources like Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch.
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The UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Japan — wealthy countries with similar economies and substantial domestic seafood production — also run seafood trade deficits.
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MAINE: Miller Brothers Seafood in Portland is a local favorite known for its fresh seafood, lobster rolls, fries, and hand-battered onion rings.
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Cool story, but you'll never love seafood as much as the guy who literally swam away from a $621 check at a seafood restaurant.
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Using simple guides, they can select more sustainable seafood, giving at-risk species a break and avoiding seafood associated with slavery and labor abuses.
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Thailand is the world's third-largest seafood exporter, shipping $7 billion worth of fish and seafood products in 2013, according to fisheries department data.
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"Finding domestic seafood that has been swapped out with foreign seafood seems particularly troubling as we're trying to support our domestic fishermen," she says.
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An investigation tested 449 samples of seafood, all of which were not included under an existing federal program to monitor the sources of seafood.
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A Maine seafood processor, Cape Seafood, is working with the company behind LobsteRx "to continue advancements and explore" the possibility of becoming a regular supplier.
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For seafood in particular, consumption is estimated to be closer to 2.7 ounces of seafood per week per person, well below the recommended eight ounces.
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Additionally, the new Seafood Import Monitoring Program, a governmental program that goes into effect this year, will help to combat the problem of seafood fraud.
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Yet consumer fears about the risks of seafood have led to a decrease in per capita seafood consumption in the U.S. over the last decade.
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The report is based on 126 interviews with seafood processing workers in New Bedford, Massachusetts, as well as previous studies examining the seafood processing industry.
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By pursuing a lower seafood trade deficit, we could make healthy, tasty seafood less affordable and harm U.S. industries and the oceans in the process.
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The stone crab should be the ultimate seafood for the future because it's truly sustainable, and it's probably my favorite seafood to work with—incredibly delicious.
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It all started when Joseph Melluso, owner of seafood restaurant Tin Fish on Florida's Sunset Strip, was given a 15-pound lobster by a seafood supplier.
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Hong Kong is a very seafood-centric city, and my dad owned a seafood restaurant, so it had always been an area of interest for me.
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In a recent Oceana investigation of seafood fraud, the organization bought fish sold at restaurants, seafood markets, sushi places and grocery stores, and ran DNA tests.
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A part of the restaurant's kitchen is nut-free, and another part is seafood-free, because, yes, some diners at seafood restaurants are allergic to fish.
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I would have wasted a trip had I not gone to Faidley Seafood in Lexington Market, which has been slinging seafood from the Chesapeake since 1886.
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"Increases in the risks for seafood security associated with decreases in seafood availability are projected to elevate the risk to nutritional health in some communities highly dependent on seafood, such as those in the Arctic, West Africa, and Small Island Developing States," the IPCC report says.
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"Seafood fraud ultimately deceives consumers who fall victim to a bait and switch, disguises conservation and health risks, and hurts honest fishermen and seafood businesses," she added.
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I think the challenge that we had was that fresh live seafood in Hong Kong is actually very costly to bring in even though it's local seafood.
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It was, and still is, a no-frills sort of beach town where no-fuss seafood restaurants served heaping baskets of fried seafood, hush puppies and coleslaw.
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And in 2015, a Nestlé report cited widespread labor and human rights abuses in the seafood industry, exposing companies that bought seafood from Thailand to endemic risk.
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The Justice Department said he met with officials from other canned seafood companies, which were not named, "to fix, raise and maintain the prices" of canned seafood.
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It, in turn, was rescued by Ed Taylor, the owner of Down East Seafood, a wholesale seafood company in the Bronx, and a business partner, Michael Kaphan.
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The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute, a group representing a broad range of commercial seafood interests, submitted a letter to the US trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, on Sept.
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Seafood crudo, beef carpaccio, seared sea scallops, baby artichoke salad, short homemade scialatelli pasta with seafood, vegetable lasagnetta, chicken Milanese and grilled lobster are among the dishes.
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On Your Way Back A friend recommended I try a seafood restaurant called Other Mama, Dan Krohmer's Asian-tinged seafood place in a strip mall on Durango Drive.
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The AP's prize-winning "Seafood from Slaves" report was an investigation into the mistreatment of workers in Southeast Asia used to supply seafood to American supermarkets and restaurants.
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In addition to the freshly caught seafood, the menu offers a vast array of Japanese standbys, mostly seafood, including salads, sushi, hand rolls and rice and noodle dishes.
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You don't have to be in New England to enjoy a seafood feast, the process of steaming a mass amount of fresh seafood (typically over layers of seaweed).
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Let's talk about shrimp: Over 90 percent of the seafood we eat in the US is imported, and we consume more shrimp than any other kind of seafood.
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"I went to hot n juicy before and that was a mistake," she added in a separate message, referring to a seafood restaurant known for its cajun style seafood.
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Seafood is one of the most heavily regulated commodities in the world, and over 11 million individuals rely on the seafood industry as their main source of income worldwide.
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But, I quickly learned after biting into the seafood that while the center of the pasta dish was piping hot, the top layer — including the seafood — was nearly cool.
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The U.S. has a seafood trade deficit for two reasons: we import more seafood than we export and our imports are more than twice as expensive as our exports.
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One study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and a child's verbal IQ score, while the second study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and depressive symptoms during pregnancy.
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But when he first moved down to Tulum as a New Yorker used to working in kitchens where seafood took a backseat to terrestrial animals, his seafood knowledge was limited.
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If you're looking for a fish that meets all three criteria, the Environmental Working Group's Consumer Guide to Seafood and the Environmental Defense Fund's Seafood Selector both provide comprehensive information.
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"It's really interesting that women were scared of seafood because of mercury, which absolutely, mercury is terrible, but that's a very small amount of what's available in seafood," Sullivan said.
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All seafood in the seafood department is either sustainable wild-caught or Responsibly Farmed, which prohibits the use of antibiotics and added growth hormones in feed and minimizes environmental impact.
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"The seafood industry cannot thrive on an unsustainable planet, and we will not have a thriving planet with an unsustainable seafood industry," the eight companies said in a joint statement.
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The government in 2018 established the Seafood Import Monitoring Program, but the program only applies to 13 seafood types, tracing them from the boat, or farm, to the U.S. border.
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"Seafood is fun," says Francis, who prepared pepper shrimp in tiny plastic bags — an ode to how seafood is sometimes served on the street in New Orleans — and poached octopus.
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Tramonti offers seafood, pasta, pizza and more, with some dishes, like gnocchi alla Sorrentina and seafood pasta inspired by the Amalfi Coast, where the chef, Giovanni Vittorio Tagliafierro, is from.
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In the study, the researchers found that couples who included more seafood in their diets had sex more often, and tended to get pregnant faster, than couples who ate less seafood.
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I didn't eat seafood for years, but as a young doctor I learned about how omega-3 fats function in the body and quickly started integrating more seafood into my diet.
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For up to 21g (25 pound 43 ounces) meat or seafood, use 24-26 tablespoons of the dry spice mix as a rub, then rub into the tenderized meat, or seafood.
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Front Burner Informing the public and the restaurant industry about seafood sustainability has been a decades-long mission of a number of groups, including Seafood Watch at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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Mr. Sakagami, 50, who was born in Tokyo, owns seafood importing and consulting businesses and believes he has a responsibility to share what he knows with consumers and the seafood industry.
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Thailand, the world's third largest exporter of seafood, began cracking down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing four years ago after the European Union threatened to ban its seafood exports.
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Seafood is very healthy to eat -- all things considered.
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During our meal, little else — seafood and not — disappointed.
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For sustainability concerns, the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch guide allows you to search for options using a traffic light system, or you can look for information by the type of seafood.
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This acceptance of the same streams of fish and the lack of diversity in our seafood consumption leads to an unsettling truth: We are basic bitches when it comes to eating seafood.
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We also enjoyed a mixed seafood feast of crab, lobster, clams and salmon — supplied by a regional Indigenous-owned seafood company — roasted on a giant grate that hovered over live cedar coals.
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Don't even get me started about the amazing selection of sustainable seafood purveyors who live by the Monterey Bay's Seafood Watch standards, or the existence of heirloom Mexican crop farmer Rancho Gordo.
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HANOI, March 24 (Reuters) - Vietnam's seafood exporters have seen up to 50% of their export contracts cancelled or delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak, the country's seafood exporters association said on Tuesday.
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The Thai firm has bought in October a minority stake in U.S. seafood chain Red Lobster Seafood Restaurants in a $575 million deal to expand in the United States, its biggest market.
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Seven of the new eateries are Southern California concepts making their airport debuts, including SeaLegs Wine Bar; Slapfish Modern Seafood Shack, a casual seafood specialist; Fresh Brothers Pizza; and Built, offering creative hamburgers.
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But locals tend to consume a larger variety of seafood than in the US, where the top three types of seafood—salmon, tuna, and shrimp—make up more than half of total consumption.
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While on board the Mariner III yacht, which left Palm Beach Marina for a three-hour sunset cruise, guests dined on a seafood menu, including lobsters, clams, seafood gumbo and mini crab cakes.
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Mr. Tabani, 31, is an associate seafood coordinator in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., for Whole Foods Market, where he helps oversee the buying of seafood for stores in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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And so, Liberato cautioned customers against ordering seafood at diners.
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These days, the city imports 90 percent of its seafood.
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Serve it alongside grilled seafood for a fresh weeknight meal.
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"There's an erotic vibe to a seafood platter," he says.
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Are you going to make other imitation seafood moving forward?
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This week, we explore how U2500 forever changed Cleveland seafood.
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There are seafood towers, too, priced from $28 to $158.
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I get seafood stew over rice from the office café.
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In addition, anyone who is immunocompromised should avoid raw seafood.
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"Shrimp is the number one seafood we eat," she said.
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Brown rice, japchae, cucumber salad, spicy seafood, and green beans.
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Gfresh is a mobile marketplace for sales of live seafood.
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They survive on a diet composed almost entirely of seafood.
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I meet T. at a tiny seafood place in Chiado.
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Nowhere is this better illustrated than the Thai seafood industry.
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In fact, you put them there, because you're into seafood.
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It also violated the trust of the local seafood industry.
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Attackers came from east side of #Seafood and fired indiscriminately.
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The bakeries, the cheese, and the seafood were also highlights.
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About 70,000 hectares are used for seafood farms, mostly shrimp.
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In Maine, no Christmas dinner is complete without seafood chowder.
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He had a big platter of fried bananas and seafood.
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New England fish and chips are another popular seafood option.
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Virginia's Beach Pub is famous for its various seafood dishes.
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Chinese fried rice with seafood is typical hawker center fare.
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Check out Burano, Italy, a colorful town with delicious seafood.
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Nantucket is known for its beautiful beaches and delicious seafood.
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And they are known to have a penchant for seafood.
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Did you use them as garnish on a seafood dinner?
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This is the menu at AbuQir Seafood in Astoria, Queens.
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January 1, 2020: Chinese authorities closed Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market.
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So that's today: grilled food, chilled seafood, brownies, ice cream.
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The earlier list included airplanes, seafood, wine, clothing and clocks.
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They eat at a seafood place called Seven Deadly Fins.
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Steaks, seafood, pizza and sushi will be on the menu.
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"It's gotta be a land of seafood eaters," Desiigner explains.
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Anthony's at Columbia Point, in Richland, specializes in Northwest seafood.
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Some meat and seafood selections can be ordered grilled simply.
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Amanda Leung's family has sold dried seafood for three generations.
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But sushi is not the highest use of Wokuni's seafood.
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Drink with seafood pastas, with salads or all by itself.
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A palapa-style beachfront seafood shack, a simple tienda — something.
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CONNECTICUT: J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood Glastonbury in Glastonbury
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And it's not just wild American seafood that risks disaster.
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No surprise, perhaps, that seafood tends to be your BFF.
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Make Jacques Pepin's recipe for seafood gumbo on Saturday night.
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Your seafood seller will know where the crustaceans came from.
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We added thousands of commercial fishing and seafood industry jobs.
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His parents made minimum wage at a seafood processing plant.
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That's why the federal government warns against consuming certain seafood.
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Mr. Greenberg is the author of several books on seafood.
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Americans could also look to expand the farming of seafood.
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It also goes well with other seafood and poultry dishes.
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Meat and seafood were a big part of the diet.
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Three months ago they visited the seafood company in Maine.
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He made it by pouring seafood broth over Rice Krispies.
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And a lot of it had to do with seafood.
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But they have good traceability when it comes to seafood.
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Buying American fish and seafood, whether farmed or fresh-caught, is often a sustainable choice, though this is not to say that other nations do not also have sustainable sources of fish and seafood.
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After abuses at sea became public knowledge, McDonald said "business partners" of the Seafood Watch program - which helps determine if seafood has been produced in an environmentally responsible way - began asking for more information.
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The food's number one ingredient, Alaskan cod, is sustainably-caught by the boats of Alaskan Leader Seafood, a Seattle-based seafood company that operates a fleet of fishing vessels in Alaska's vast Bering Sea.
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Thailand, the fourth-largest seafood exporter according to the United Nations, has been the subject of numerous investigations by rights groups into human trafficking, slavery and violence in its multi-billion dollar seafood industry.
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This spaghetti recipe calls for clams and mussels and is full of perfect bites of seafood, tomatoes, and pasta that will allow you to brush up on your twirling and seafood-picking fork skills.
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Guests noshed on seafood fare, including lobsters, clams, seafood gumbo and mini crab cakes The party continued at the Leopard Lounge at the Chesterfield Hotel where the couple and their guests partied until 1 a.m.
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But those who said they ate seafood one or more times a week also had less Alzheimer's-related brain pathology, such as plaques or neurofibrillary tangles, compared to those who ate little or no seafood.
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One in five seafood samples tested worldwide turns out to be completely different from what the menu or packaging says, according to a report on seafood fraud released Wednesday by the ocean conservation group Oceana.
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The reason to eat more seafood, according to the report, is that sources of protein from the ocean (like seafood, seaweed, and kelp) can have a substantially lower carbon footprint than meat from land animals.
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While HCAs are still formed while grilling fish and seafood, Ms. Doyle pointed out that you typically don't have to cook seafood as long as beef and chicken, which reduces the accumulation of the compounds.
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The first case of the coronavirus was reported in Wuhan in December, and is thought to have originated at the Huanan Seafood Market, a wet market that sold live animals next to seafood and meat.
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The Thai Retailers Association, whose members include major international seafood buyers, and the Seafood Task Force, a group of businesses and charities that audits fishing vessels to stop human rights abuses, were unavailable for comment.
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The Thai Retailers Association, whose members include major international seafood buyers, and the Seafood Task Force, a group of businesses and charities that audits fishing vessels to stop human rights abuses, were unavailable for comment.
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But the FDA—in large part because of a government accountability survey I mention in the book that called for more regulation against seafood fraud—set up a new DNA testing lab for imported seafood.
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I think the seafood feast was the most fun to make.
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You know that "overly fishy or clammy" flavor some seafood has?
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My friend and I shared a seafood mélange and tempura cauliflower.
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It also sends iron ore, seafood, and clothing to the Chinese.
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Is there then a place for seafood as a staple food?
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"It's really easy to get fresh seafood in Matsuyama," Mikyou said.
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That is, after chowing down on fresh seafood for every meal.
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Foods considered high risk include baby formula, raw produce, and seafood.
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Precooked vegetables and seafood can be cut into bite-size pieces.
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For now, Pryzmont says local seafood prices have been holding steady.
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These firms belong to diverse industries, from selling undergarments to seafood.
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You can get fresh produce, deli meats, seafood, and prepared dishes.
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Those would include seafood, baby formula and some fruits and vegetables.
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BBQ & Seafood—took the next year to dive back into work.
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The two Thai companies are Phatthana Seafood and S.S. Frozen Food.
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But somehow, that's a trick seafood pulls off time and again.
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Presidents should not have unlimited power [...] For pizzas, I recommend seafood.
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It was then that she opened Cala, a seafood-centric restaurant.
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It was two things I like: getting a rush, and seafood.
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Seafood is the word at Paris Pêche—and plenty of it.
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Too many trees invite birds that prey on his seafood stock.
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That's ultimately what I'm trying to get with the seafood charcuterie.
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Breakfast, a juicy burger, seafood linguine — everything tasted like gray pulp.
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Catch LA serves "globally influenced" seafood dishes in West Hollywood, California.
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Portland City Grill serves steak and seafood overlooking scenic Portland, Oregon.
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The Moscow McDonald's had more seafood options than I was expecting.
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But what we were really known for was our seafood selection.
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Whenever I see people stealing oysters and seafood, it's so gross!
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The final anchor, appropriately, is Mount Kisco Seafood's Rawsome Seafood Bar.
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But little is known about how long these seafood allergies last.
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Besides a lot of seafood, what's the food in Belize like?
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Trilobites Seafood lovers, are you getting "catfished" at the dinner table?
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Bergen Hill, for example, was originally conceived as a seafood place.
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The seafood topping appeared to include mini shrimps, according to Judd.
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The soup is filled with seafood like shrimp, squid, and fishcake.
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Because if you eat this, you're gonna be a seafood person.
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Satyricon This elegant Italian seafood restaurant was recommended right and left.
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I never expected to find fresh seafood on ice at Costco.
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The location was a moderately expensive seafood restaurant in Sarasota, Fla.
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Zapp's Spicy Cajun Crawtators have a seafood flavor with a kick.
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The ubiquitous shopska salad was great but the seafood really excelled.
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Major buyers of U.S. seafood include China, Japan and South Korea.
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Street vendors and restaurants began to hawk the cheap, salty seafood.
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Bloomin' Brands, the parent company, also owns Italian and seafood brands.
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Both work closely with the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch Program.
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Noodles and seafood, wheat and a whiff of low-tide funk.
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Mr. Wolfe recommends the Trident, the chef Seiji Wakabayashi's seafood restaurant.
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So they devised a "soap" foam, which tops the seafood bisque.
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New Orleanians drive everywhere and put fried seafood in their sandwiches.
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I also really like doing things with offal and fresh seafood.
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Hong Kong is known for its shopping, seafood, and financial institutions.
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The company still has unencumbered assets consisting of the seafood business.
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Spoon it on almost anything off the grill but especially seafood.
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Many expect plant-based seafood to be the next big thing.
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This suggests that Neanderthals were comfortable and practiced at catching seafood.
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Soon, he and a friend opened a market, Ocean Fresh Seafood.
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Yes, the seafood is still (relatively) cheap, as is the wine.
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Think of it as the New York Stock Exchange for seafood.
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There, the restaurant will cook your seafood in traditional Korean style.
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You're also going to want to develop a taste for seafood.
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Cameron's Seafood Maryland large blue crab, $70 for a dozen, cameronsseafood.com.
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Two seafood-focused chefs — Hari Pulapaka, of Cress in DeLand, Fla.
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Starting with chilled seafood fits the retro mood of the Loyal.
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Ralina, 32, Los Angeles, California Allergies: All seafood except for clams.
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For an Aegean evening, trawl the seafood side of the card.
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" • "Don't give me a mountain oyster and tell me it's seafood.
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And the seafood itself is just the start of the conversation.
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It can be seen on the websites of various seafood stores.
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Sometimes I go to Inlet Seafood, at the tip of Montauk.
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Bouillabaisse is a hearty seafood stew that's famous in the city.
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This is rare, seasonal seafood that you'll need to seek out.
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The seven-course "Taste of the Estuary" menu features local seafood.
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In the seafood section, we found a tank for live lobsters.
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States send agricultural delegations (Louisiana seafood, Minnesota wild rice, Wisconsin cheese).
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I get a red pasta and B. gets a seafood pasta.
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Nearby is Aegina, full of fishing villages and notable seafood taverns.
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There's also the Mediterranean-inspired Cítricos, and the seafood restaurant Narcoossee's.
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One that manages it is a seafood stew, aguadito de mariscos.
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Hooked is new for seafood takeout, 34 South Etna Avenue, hookedmtk.com.
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However, most countries that run seafood trade surpluses are developing countries.
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Typical Portuguese cuisine involves a lot of fresh fish and seafood.
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The virus likely originated at a seafood market in Wuhan, China.
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Seafood fans shouldn't miss the chance to dine at Lure Fishbar.
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The seafood can be varied to suit your market and tastes.
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Kerala's setting on the Malabar Coast means seafood is a staple.
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That night, they ate seafood at a restaurant near the beach.
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Local ingredients, particularly seafood, will be translated into Italian coastal fare.
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It has protected North Korea's seafood industry using the same argument.
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I pass because I'm not sure if I'd eat seafood leftovers.
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The seafood rules include permitting and reporting requirements for fish imports.
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Oceana wants the government to expand the requirements to all seafood.
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Anisakiasis results from eating fish or seafood contaminated with that parasite.
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U.S. textile and seafood production industries may see more concrete results.
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But there's also seafood, a sexy absinthe bar and sleek décor.
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The firm's partner Tillman Lay will work on the account. SEAFOOD.
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Maltese has over 50 years of experience in the seafood industry.
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The Liberals loosened foreign-worker restrictions in March for seafood plants.
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Restaurants and supermarkets can now offer fresh Gulf seafood year-round.
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The consumers of the USA and Europe can eat our seafood.
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A grand aioli of poached seafood and vegetables is another option.
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Guests are met upon arrival with Champagne and a seafood spread.
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Mastercard launched its own blockchain for grocery seafood tracking last month.
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Seafood will still be permitted on company menus and expense accounts.
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So far this year total export volumes have dropped 7 percent, it said ** Currency weakness has also contributed to the big increase in the value of the seafood export ** Norway is the world's top exporter of salmon, with leading producers including Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroy Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon (Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Stine Jacobsen)
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As scarce as this red kelp crab is (more on that shortly), it has made some recent appearances on menus in LA restaurants, thanks to the subscription-based community seafood program Dock to Dish, which connects "small-scale" (their term) fishermen like Teall and wild seafood like the red kelp crab with local restaurants through a kind of seafood CSA.
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In spite of our country's nearly unrivaled access to wild, sustainable seafood in our coastal waters, the American seafood diet consists almost entirely of imported fish—as much as 90 percent, according to a recent count.
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If you are a fan of seafood, you are about to have one of the most memorable meals of your life, but you would have never guessed it by the look of this humble seafood shack.
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You've got The Back Porch in Destin, Stewby's Seafood Shanty in Fort Walton Beach, Schooners Seafood House in St. Augustine, and perhaps most notably, Miami Beach's Joe's Stone Crab — a legendary local crustacean institution since 1913.
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"The fact that three cases have been exported to Thailand and Japan without connection to the Huanan Seafood Market suggests that the virus has spread beyond the Huanan Seafood Market into the community," Hui told Reuters.
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The cruise line has committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 35 percent, and to ensure that 303 percent of its wild-caught seafood and 75 percent of its farmed seafood are sustainably sourced, all by 2020.
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OSLO, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Norwegian seafood exports rose by 23 percent in 2016 from a year earlier to a record of 91.6 billion Norwegian crowns ($10.59 billion), the state controlled Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) said on Wednesday.
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The local government in Hunchun has attracted new seafood processing plants, boasting that it serves as the center of shipments of North Korean seafood to places beyond China, including the United States, Japan, South Korea and Europe.
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Along with his two sons, Mr. Guindon owns a small fleet of fishing boats; a retail store, Katie's Seafood Market; and a restaurant, Katie's Seafood House, right on the pier where his boats unload their slippery catch.
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In the USA, researchers who bought seafood at a California seafood market found plastic remnants and fibers in 25% of the individual fish, two-thirds of all species acquired, and in one-third of individual shellfish sampled.
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Boosting fish populations in U.S. waters would also help address our seafood trade deficit, which is significant, since the latest estimates show that we fish-loving Americans import more than 80 percent of the seafood we consume.
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Freezers in many seafood restaurants are now stocked with chicken and pork.
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But as the new analysis suggests, these beasts also ate some seafood.
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The New York-based company quickly rose in the sustainable seafood movement.
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Will that tuna roll addiction really wipe out the world's seafood supply?
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Their seafood pasta was to die for, and I regret nothing. $80.
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" SEAFOOD CANDY BARS (1991) "These are Wild Blue's baby, through and through.
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Simply point to the seafood, then explain how you'd like it prepared.
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Owners can also use it to steam veggies, dumplings, seafood, and more.
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This year I selected Third Coast Provisions, an upscale seafood place downtown.
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The waters surrounding Saint-Pierre and Miquelon are rich resources of seafood.
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We don't have the traditional dress, and we don't have fried seafood.
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We're high up there when it comes to the production of seafood.
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"We cook up modern British and European seafood dishes here," says Stubbs.
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Are there any existing plant-based seafood substitutes that your team enjoys?
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They feed A. shrimp kebabs (I don't eat seafood) and make brownies.
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Washington is a big buyer of Vietnam's televisions, smartphones, clothing and seafood.
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While you're at it, you might as well fry all the seafood.
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"In Asia, we eat a lot of seafood, especially shrimp," she said.
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I think seafood is the next place you're going to see that.
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We'd absolutely watch Tom Musto gush about his latest Costco seafood hauls.
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"Seafood is touted for its many health benefits," Morris told Reuters Health.
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According to The Hindu, he runs a seafood exporting company in India.
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During WWII seafood wasn't rationed, and many discovered lobster as a delicacy.
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Seafood processors like G.W. Hall rely on foreign labor for crab picking.
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This includes marvelous vegan versions of virtually every type of seafood imaginable.
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Greg DiDomenico is the Executive Director of the Garden State Seafood Association.
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The bacteria reside in seafood and brackish (mixed fresh and salt) water.
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Spend your days swimming, eating amazing grilled seafood and exploring ancient ruins.
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Tsukiji was considered the biggest fish and seafood market in the world.
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Their popular seafood dishes attracted Food Network host Guy Fieri in 2011.
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Monaco residents have access to fresh, local produce and plenty of seafood.
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Portside Fish Co. in Irvine, California serves seafood boil in a can.
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STK is located in Atlanta, Georgia, and specializes in steak and seafood.
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Those seafood starters come with crunchy, wood-toasted crackers, not tortilla chips.
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The peninsula is also full of great seafood eats, lighthouses, and breweries.
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I would probably just defer to Seafood Watch ratings for farmed salmon.
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It joins an immense market and seafood restaurant by Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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Grilled seafood is a major one, second in importance only to pasta.
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Most seafood and salads are out, as are raw vegetables and nuts.
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In 2016, the United States consumed more seafood than any generation before.
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Coastal spots like Pondicherry and Goa even add seafood to the mix.
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The Mexican pastries are impressive, along with the seafood and meat assortment.
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Agricultural exports such as soybeans, sorghum, oranges, seafood, pork, poultry and beef.
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Share some bruschetta and a seafood linguini, which is very generously portioned.
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Enjoy fresh seafood on an island all to yourself at Sandy Island.
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I had some really yummy seafood in Anguilla, and you will, too.
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The chef will still be César Ramirez, a master of manipulating seafood.
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Two of the eight participants also said they did not consume seafood.
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Lobster is now the most valuable seafood product harvested in the state.
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Joey Pucci, owner of JP Seafood Co., is a second-generation Alamedan.
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It will have a raw bar and expand its cooked seafood options.
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For me, that pasta is this briny, tomatoey, almost stewlike seafood number.
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Front Burner Safe Catch, a seafood canning company based in Sausalito, Calif.
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The other thing that I realized was that not everyone loves seafood.
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Sourdough chunks are the perfect pairing for a creamy celebration of seafood.
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From the street, Astoria Seafood looks like an average neighborhood fish market.
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Located deep in Sinaloa's mountains, Badiraguato is not known for its seafood.
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Now, hushpuppies are a common side dish, especially to fried seafood platters.
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At least two vegetarian dishes, and chicken, and pasta and seafood too.
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"Animal foods include meat, eggs, dairy, and fish or seafood," she said.
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"I called around to a bunch of the seafood restaurants," he said.
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What Peru is best known for is its seafood, particularly its ceviches.
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He's smitten with Italy and thinking of a book on Venetian seafood.
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"You'd think burgundy with seafood, but then there's ginger" in the seasoning.
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Vendors hock skinned hares, while seafood stalls display glistening fish and shrimp.
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We ate several meals here, including a special seafood BBQ dinner event.
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At that time, cases centered around Wuhan's Huanan South China Seafood Market.
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Mr. Trump's support helped sway Michael Derouen, who works in seafood sales.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, is a waterside city well versed in seafood cookery.
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As for the food ... it was seafood, which Tiffany doesn't even eat.
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Seafood is the major source of animal protein in the island nation.
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A chart graphing the degrees of toxins in fish and other seafood.
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They had all worked at or visited the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market.
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Marinated anchovies, octopus, seafood skewers and lamb chops round out the menu.
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Here are seven seafood-focused recipes — one for each Friday of Lent.
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Cheeses, charcuterie and tinned seafood will be served to accompany the wines.
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A security guard stands outside the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan.
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Some of the patients were employed at a seafood market in Wuhan.
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There were a lot of interesting smells, especially near stalls selling seafood.
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I share a seafood platter and pumpkin salad with Mum and Dad.
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Frozen shrimp tacos, and the seafood is as fresh as it sounds.
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America's favorite seafood, shrimp, can far exceed chicken and even rival pork.
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From his little restaurant in Sydney, Josh Niland got creative with seafood.
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For dinner, I ate at chef Bobby Flay's new seafood restaurant, Shark.
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Starrs said seafood is a popular topping in Southeast Asia, for example.
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And in the seafood section, there was a tank with live lobsters.
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Like, for instance, have you made Jacques Pépin's recipe for seafood gumbo?
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For U.S. seafood importers, alternatives are pricier and more difficult to source.
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U.S. companies stocked up on Chinese seafood before the tariffs were imposed.
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Nick's Seafood Restaurant, overlooking the harbor, offers a seafood platter for two (175 dollars) that showcases a veritable cornucopia of marine delicacies: lobster, mussels, rock oysters, fresh and tempura-battered king prawns, blue swimmer crab, calamari and more.
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Live lobster prices on a wholesale basis reached $2500 for a 2120-pound hard-shell lobster in August, the highest level in a decade, according to Urner Barry, a leading seafood price tracker and a partner in Seafood News.
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NOAA said this proposed seafood traceability program is one of the recommendations that the Presidential Task Force on Combating IUU Fishing and Seafood Fraud laid out in an action plan that included 85033 recommendations to strengthen IUU fisheries enforcement.
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Wild Alaskan Company is the direct-to-consumer equivalent in the fish and seafood industry, so whether you already love eating seafood or wish you had more guidance picking out the right types, it's a service you should try.
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There's a multibillion-dollar opportunity in the seafood market as consumers turn away from beef as a source of protein, and several startups are out in the market pursuing either plant-based or cultured protein alternatives to traditional seafood.
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The seafood hauls from North Korean boats, whose crews are mostly army personnel, have increased over the last few years, but the revenue to the state from seafood is not as high as from the metals trade, economists say.
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John Tesar, who owns six restaurants in Texas and is opening a seafood restaurant in California, told the newspaper that he'll look elsewhere for the "hundreds of thousands of dollars" worth of seafood that he buys annually from Maine.
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Asian markets have the freshest seafood, so I don't mind making the drive.
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While a legacy of seafood restaurants remains, fishermen are few and far between.
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P wants oysters so he finds the fanciest seafood restaurant in the place.
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It includes everything from vegetables and seafood to chemical elements and construction materials.
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After seeing these clips, I've never been happier to be allergic to seafood.
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And if you're not getting laid after a seafood platter, that's fucked up.
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You get all that shit done and then you deal with the seafood.
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When it comes to meat and seafood, Gruetman prefers to shop at Aldi.
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The coronavirus outbreak likely originated at a seafood market in Wuhan in December.
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"Daf, baby," said Erin in the bar of the Legal Seafood after work.
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Nearby, a fish and seafood-lover's paradise for the taking: Uri Buri restaurant.
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It has high-quality seafood, attentive service and some excellent nonaquatic dishes, too.
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Demand remains strong, says John Sackton, an analyst and publisher of Seafood News.
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The zesty tomato broth, the heaps of delicious, fresh seafood—I love it!
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In a bowl, whisk together seafood seasoning, Worcestershire powder, pimento, and mustard. 2.
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We decide on a Mexican seafood restaurant — a cold shrimp cocktail sounds great!
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More than 80 percent of the seafood consumed in the US is imported.
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Seafood company Sanford Ltd was among the biggest percentage losers, falling 2.8 percent.
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Her parents ran a seafood shack on the beach; her grandfathers were fishermen.
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For dinner we'll introduce some nutrition in the form of greens and seafood.
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Mystery has been an integral part of the seafood industry and its profitability.
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Seafood shouldn't ever smell like anything except the sweet smell of the ocean.
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As a precaution, they're warning consumers to only buy seafood from authorized vendors.
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He should open up, like, a seafood restaurant or something in New Orleans.
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Even on hot summer days, a true seafood shack is serving up chowder.
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In the Midwest population in the study, very few ate seafood every day.
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The former flames were spotted at a joint called Lorna's for Seafood Tuesday.
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Lobster, wahoo and grouper are among the many fresh seafood delights Tobago offers.
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The company's menu features spicy chicken, chicken tenders, seafood and some regional items.
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Delicious pumpkin, bell pepper, and garlic enhance this luscious and hearty seafood chowder.
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It doesn't help us at all, they have hardly any seafood left there.
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Around 1,800 tons of more than 400 varieties of seafood is moved daily.
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At Uoharu, piles of the day's mottainai seafood bounty glisten behind the counter.
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Lots of spices and dry rubs mixed with lots of coconut and seafood.
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Seafood and corn make for a natural pair, with that familiar shared sweetness.
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At Russell Hall Seafood, there's a deafening silence, except for the ticking clock.
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The wall was separated into sections labeled ground beef, pork, poultry, and seafood.
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Harbor House in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is known for its seafood, steak, and wine.
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JB's on the Beach is an oceanfront seafood restaurant in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
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Mastro's Ocean Club offers steaks and seafood on the beach in Malibu, California.
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Pier W serves contemporary seafood with views of Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Waterbar boasts a seafood-heavy menu with bay views in San Francisco, California.
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Mexican seafood and everything that it stands for is like heaven to me.
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La Vela A beachfront restaurant serving thin-crust pizzas, salads, seafood and pastas.
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Nor would he consider eating the seafood medley Fancy Feast I offered him.
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Mercury discharged into the environment can damage people's health, including through seafood consumption.
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People who eat seafood can consume thousands of tiny bits of plastic annually.
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More than 90 percent of the seafood eaten in the U.S. is imported.
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China responded with retaliatory tariffs on American imports, including SUVs, soybeans and seafood.
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Fishman Lobster Clubhouse restaurant in Toronto is famous for its giant seafood feasts.
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Now, the traditional rice and seafood dish has become synonymous with Spanish culture.
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Seafood fanatics can taste fresh oysters at restaurants along Maine's iconic Oyster Trail.
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Nearby, there was a seafood section and a place to buy sushi platters ...
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Insider compiled a list of 37 seafood dishes to try before you die.
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There was nothing flashy about the scallop either — just good, honest, tasty seafood.
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The latest announcement also added a slew of seafood, and fruit and nuts.
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The seafood on the Gulf Coast is the best in the entire world.
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According to Masury, seafood buyers in China initially preferred the Australian spiny lobster.
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It's like a seafood restaurant kind of, but the guy does sushi, too.
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Mariscos Guillen La Playita: Cash-only Mexican taco stand with a seafood focus.
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Aino: The venue is a Chinese restaurant in Downtown LA, called Ocean Seafood.
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The food menu includes the requisite seafood dishes — this is Mystic, after all.
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The neighborhood favorite has a seafood-leaning menu in an energetic, unpretentious atmosphere.
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He once said to me: 'You're the best seafood chef on the planet.
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DITCH PLAINS, Marc Murphy's West Village seafood restaurant, has closed after 12 years.
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My job included organizing the seafood case and cleaning fish to customer preferences.
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Working in batches, add the seafood to the batter, dipping well to coat.
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Cook the seafood, turning as needed, until golden all over, about 2 minutes.
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Why, here are some recipes for sustainable seafood — including these awesome sautéed scallops.
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Each component in a dish — the seafood, the corn masa, the chile — shines.
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His father was a chef at Big 3 Seafood Restaurant in Alhambra, Calif.
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Mr. Morfogen's signature satays and dumplings share the menu with steaks and seafood.
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A whopping 90 percent of the seafood served in Tokyo comes through Tsukiji.
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Gaskin's first mukbang video featured a seafood boil and a largely improvised monologue.
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Fine dining can be found at Oceanos (seafood) and River Palm Terrace (steak).
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He scooped out other seafood varieties, including huge Japanese prawns, known as kuruma.
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The United States, in particular, has a dearth of exciting modern seafood restaurants.
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Ornella is in the kitchen cooking up the occasional seafood-laced pasta dish.
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Here&aposs what it was like to taste this monstrous, seafood-clad drink.
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Caroline is the manager of Clamato, a seafood restaurant in the 11th Arrondissement.
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A new seafood restaurant, Smith's Landing, overlooks the river and the Antioch Bridge.
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So eat U.S. seafood and support your fishermen who are doing it right.
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He plans to keep it Italian but give it a stronger seafood focus.
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According to Bloomberg, he was a regular shopper at the Huanan Seafood Market.
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Local officials closed the seafood and meat market in Wuhan on Jan. 1.
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The company also processes seafood and produces instant noodles, flour and fish feed.
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For sardine-eating Portuguese and seafood-loving Japanese, cultural heritages are at risk.
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The steakhouse, JWB Prime Steak and Seafood, could hold its own in Manhattan.
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The seafood products it listed as banned include fish, crustaceans and sturgeon caviar.
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Seafood, along with coal, has been a sizable Chinese import from North Korea.
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Things get even more intriguing when Wokuni's seafood comes into contact with heat.
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He'll give Kemp some grub from Baton Rouge's Tony's Seafood if LSU loses.
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Dishes include typical Peruvian ingredients like yucca and quinoa, as well as seafood.
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The retreat's kickoff dinner was held in the French Quarter, at Deanie's Seafood.
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What's more, the higher levels of mercury from increased seafood consumption appeared irrelevant.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the seafood used in bacalao frito.
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They will offer a menu with a seafood focus and Mediterranean-French touches.
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Light seafood and poultry dishes would be fine, as would many spicy dishes.
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"Oh what are you bringing me, I don't like seafood," he wrote back.
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I think the first settlers in New England had seafood available to them.
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And do you want to get super-geeky about seafood for a minute?
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The casual Beach Club restaurant specializes in seafood, pasta and fish and chips.
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I've never had a taste for beef, and seafood is an infrequent indulgence.
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Frazier first abstained from consuming land animals, then seafood and eventually eliminating dairy.
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He described weekly family outings, usually on Saturdays, to a bustling seafood restaurant.
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After more than 303 years, this Union Square seafood staple is no more.
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The best Mexican seafood dishes often come from restaurants that specialize in them.
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I sit down with the president of our seafood company in his office.
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Cash management call with our chief financial officer and the seafood company team.
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Instead, they covered entire export sectors, including minerals, metals, coal, agriculture and seafood.
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This is a branch of Costas Spiliadis's uptown and international Greek seafood restaurant.
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A lot of stuff you got to have when you fooling with seafood.
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It's certainly found in meat as well; seafood in particular has high levels.
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Gavin Gibbons, the spokesman for the National Fisheries Institute, a trade group that represents the seafood industry, criticized the report and stressed that its findings reflected only what the selected studies found and were not representative of all seafood sold globally.
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In June, the per-kilo cost of salmon was up 60-percent year-on-year ** "The price of salmon is grabbing the most headlines, but the entire seafood industry has had a fantastic first six months," the Seafood Council said.
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" This new/old model of community supported fishing (CSF), the UN Foundation announced: "cuts out the convoluted and sometimes sketchy international seafood processors and industrial fishers to a direct relationship with local fishermen and the more sustainable seafood selections they catch.
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The menu has been revised and expanded, going beyond mostly local seafood dishes and poke, to include wood-fired pizzas (white clam, lobster), family-style seafood boils with Southern and Hamptons themes, and land-based fare like steak and chicken.
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Health officials in Wuhan originally reported that the patients with the virus so far were "mainly business staff and purchasers" at the Huanan South China Seafood Market, where vendors peddle seafood as well as animals such as birds and rabbits.
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The scientists also acknowledged the Huanan seafood market as a source of the disease, writing: "Many patients were potentially exposed to wildlife animals at the Huanan seafood wholesale market, where poultry, snake, bats, and other farm animals were also sold."
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One of the most famous seafood restaurants in Dalian, Wanbao Seafood Fang, plays a video of sea cucumbers in an endless loop, including a subtitled clip from Fox News discussing how they might even be a "miracle cure" for cancer.
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A Bloody Caesar is a seafood delight that's sometimes topped with clams or shrimp.
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England's seafood heartland voted overwhelmingly in favor of leaving the European Union in 2016.
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The list includes everything from vegetables and seafood to chemical elements and construction materials.
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We eat mostly vegetarian, but about once a week we have fish or seafood.
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It's a family-owned seafood restaurant and market, serving fresh fish, lobsters, and shellfish.
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In children, the benefits of eating seafood were apparent as early as 14 months.
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Go there and you'll find tropical fruits hanging from the trees and fresh seafood.
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It's all about seafood, which makes a lot of sense since we're at sea.
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I get a horchata and we share a mixed seafood ceviche and grilled octopus.
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Narrator: Seafood, meat, vegetables, and fruit are all divided and stored in separate fridges.
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That's how I want to change the American seafood culture from the bottom up.
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Soon afterward, she took over as head chef at a seafood restaurant in Rotterdam.
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Over the course of three visits, I sampled the seafood, duck and lamb soups.
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Though the report says there's still "widespread forced labor" in the country's seafood sector.
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The report mentioned broken refrigerators, overheated stored meats, unsanitary seafood, and cooks sans hairnets.
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Think top seafood places in your area or hot new neighborhoods for new homeowners.
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But Sammy wants to be somewhere else: The Lighthouse Seafood Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland.
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We tear into a seafood boil; it's more than I've eaten in a while.
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Seafood consumption is soaring in China, along with increases in average disposable income there.
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The market is also self-service in the meat, seafood, cheese, and flower departments.
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Start with this smart seafood resource, and then go global with these international resources.
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Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch lists Chinese abalone as a product to be avoided.
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Seafood companies connected to the army are putting fishing co-operatives out of business.
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Then we continued the shellfish crawl with a lobster roll at the Seafood Shop.
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The new guidelines continue to emphasize eating protein from seafood, lean meat and poultry.
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Let's take a look at the omega-3s content of these top seafood choices.
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Food prices rose just 0.1 percent, and seafood prices fell a record 13.1 percent.
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No, I don't eat seafood or meat at all, haven't for a while now.
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It goes without saying that their savory vegetable and seafood pancakes are equally enticing.
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Seafood Watch What you eat has an impact on more than just your health.
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Cap off your trip with Drago's -- a seafood hub praised for its charbroiled oysters.
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I was a picky eater up to that point, especially in regards to seafood.
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The Red Clam Chowder Seafood based, which some people can't stand the smell of.
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Swedish pizza, his standard pizza order, and whether or not he'd like seafood pizza.
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At the time, I couldn't think of anything less appetizing than emergency-room seafood.
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The Grand Marlin of Pensacola Beach is a seafood restaurant in Gulf Breeze, Florida.
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Oyster Loft dishes out regional seafood dishes with ocean views in Pismo Beach, California.
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Sasha is servicing the takeout window at Nancy's seafood restaurant, located on Martha's Vineyard.
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The seafood chowder was a bland vegetable minestrone with a few chunks of salmon.
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But now they have started selling a limited array of seafood across the country.
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The seafood chain saw positive same-store sales growth in its last fiscal year.
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Seafood products typically caught with gillnets include shrimp, corvina, Spanish mackerel and bigeye croaker.
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Mariscos Moni ("Simple shack for seafood and Mexican grub") sounded promising, but was closed.
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Red Steakhouse in Cleveland, Ohio, is well-known for its steak, pasta, and seafood.
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This is an economic opportunity: we must reverse our $2628 billion seafood trade deficit.
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We should therefore be growing more seafood to meet the increased demand for proteins.
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Cool off with ceviche, a seafood salsa-inspired dish with origins in Latin America.
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Try a fresh seafood meal at Fisherman's Wharf, a historic waterfront in San Francisco.
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Some members like to live on the briny side and spring for Costco's seafood ...
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But to fully enjoy its seafood, consider asking for the sauce on the side.
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The result is unsustainably fished, cheap seafood flooding American fish markets and grocery chains.
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Then came the wave of elegant venues with seafood displayed on beds of ice.
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The Pinello crew whipped up about a dozen dishes—all seafood or vegetable-based.
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Chie Imamoto manages the Isomaru chain seafood restaurant in the spa town of Atami.
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"The American seafood diet is salmon, tuna, mahi mahi, and some shellfish," Conniff says.
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They are tossed with tender ovals of seafood sausage and smacked with chile paste.
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Apparently, it all comes down to the quality of the seafood, among other reasons.
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He is hollowing out half of a ripe pineapple for their Friday seafood special.
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When I was younger, I worked doing super high-end seafood at Water Grill.
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The place-based application maps a fishing vessels journey to the wild seafood marketplace.
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In a nutshell: It's technique-driven, stubbornly fresh seafood with Portland-level ingredient consciousness.
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On Borikén, the Taínos originally cultivated pineapples, cassava and sweet potatoes, supplemented by seafood.
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Mastercard's blockchain solution Provenance will give shoppers visibility into the supply chain of seafood.
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He grills seafood every night, and serves lunch on the deck overlooking the ocean.
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The Seamore's group of seafood restaurants scattered about the city has opened its sixth.
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Joe shows Matt how to tee off; Eunice schools him on etiquette and seafood.
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But it was having a hard time developing plant-based seafood on its own.
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New England seafood like skate wing and calamari are also added to the spread.
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The food menu features burgers, hanger steak, filet mignon, strip loin and assorted seafood.
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One menu will focus on seafood and grains, and the other more on vegetables.
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Seaweeds and seafood come from within walking distance at the edge of the sea.
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An industry group, the Norwegian Seafood Council, suggested the total could be much higher.
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The menu will be Italian, but with an emphasis on seafood and local produce.
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Seafood is crucial to the Maine economy, and it is a draw for tourism.
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The majority of French citizens (20 percent) prefer the elegance of a seafood plate.
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As a result, several, including the beloved seafood spot Holley's, were forced to close.
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Diaz found two jobs, unloading boxes of seafood at a warehouse from 6 a.m.
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Vendors sell homemade cooked food, too — sticky rice, banh tet rice cakes, seafood dishes.
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Much of the seafood we consume in the United States has been previously frozen.
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He can, in fact, make less expensive seafood taste as precious as sturgeon roe.
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Raw seafood reappears at the end of the menu as hand rolls and nigiri.
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The Pool, under the hand of Rich Torrisi, serves seafood with a contemporary outlook.
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The government warned about contaminated seafood around Japan, and toxic water, sludge and rubble.
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It wasn't too thick and had a good amount of veggies and seafood inside.
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It's only natural that tons of seafood is caught off the coast every day.
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SEAWALK A seafood-themed restaurant complete with a giant aquarium comes to Upper Manhattan.
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A friend and I split a seafood risotto and garden pasta for our mains.
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Seafood is an obvious match, especially heartier choices like lobster, scallops, crab and halibut.
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When the Tin Building reopens next year, seafood will be among the options available.
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For the filling, only whole shrimps are used, instead of the usual seafood scraps.
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Today it is a quiet place for coastal walks, bird-watching and seafood feasts.
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But studies in the past have been inconsistent in terms of seafood mislabeling rates.
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Traces of chicken, fish and other seafood were among the most commonly found microbes.
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Sure, chicken and seafood is a terrible combination, but the creation is spot on.
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Pilot is a Mediterranean-inspired, seafood-heavy spot on the rooftop with skyline views.
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The world's third largest seafood exporter, Thailand's fishing industry employs more than 300,000 people.
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Mr. Hardy's menu, mostly seafood, often local, will take its cue from the Riviera.
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Try it with other light seafood preparations, with cheeses or quiche and even poultry.
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Most of the eastern coast remains pristine, its waters clear and the seafood abundant.
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The virus is said to have originated at a market selling seafood and meat.
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They're in our drinking water, our table salt, and yes, much of our seafood.
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Groups that represent the fishing industry claim the change will make imported seafood unsafe.
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In Valparaíso, paila marina, a seafood soup, would brim over with the day's catch.
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Shares of Norwegian seafood company Mowi jumped over 5% to lead the Stoxx 600.
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The 8th Annual Plymouth Seafood Festival has been scheduled for September 12-13, 2020.
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Use the orange-scented aioli straight from the jar with seafood or a paella.
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I can assure you my meat comes from farms & seafood comes from the ocean.
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Nonetheless, Baehrel refused to provide information or corroboration—the Mennonite farmer, the seafood guy.
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The association suggests eating a wide variety of seafood to minimize any adverse effects.
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Harbor Bar will serve raw and other seafood items, including some by Daniel Boulud.
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Fish Choice is an online platform with seafood guides, newsletters, and other industry resources.
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A seemingly unstoppable proliferation of trash has marred Lebanon's water, seafood and public health.
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Spiking ocean temperatures could also prompt an increase in algal blooms that poison seafood.
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There is an all-day menu of comfort food, including tapas-style seafood dishes.
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There is an all-day menu of comfort food, including tapas-style seafood dishes.
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Mr. Kefalas's father is a manager at Costas Inn, a seafood restaurant in Baltimore.
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And in San Diego, Bivouac Ciderworks, El Jardín and Mitch's Seafood joined the roster.
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The bride's parents are the founders of Aquabase West, a seafood importer in Vancouver.
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California's fisheries account for slightly more than 10 percent of the nation's seafood production.
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Fill a squeeze bottle with teriyaki sauce and drizzle it all over the seafood.
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So for seafood, if you're buying retail, there are all these third-party auditors.
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When 5.953-year-old seafood enthusiast Gord Hewson toured the United States alongside his brother Bono's band—a little Irish foursome called U25.95—in 22.1, he and the budding rock superstar made a bet that would forever change greater Cleveland's seafood scene.
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Plus, while Amazon had said that fish like salmon would be one of the first seafood items to see a price cut, we had originally understood this to include fresh fillets and cuts – the kind behind the glass case at the seafood counter.
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It promises packaging that's 100 percent recyclable or compostable, and meal kits that include only: organic, non-genetically modified produce; humanely raised, antibiotic- and hormone-free meat; seafood that's approved by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch list; and nutritionist-approved recipes.
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OSLO, March 3 (Reuters) - Norway's seafood exports grew by 29 percent year-on-year in February to 6.8 billion Norwegian crowns ($784.96 million) as a weak currency and rising global demand for fish help drive sales, the country's Seafood Council said on Thursday.
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Like the rest of the world, Hong Kong's relationship with seafood is growing increasingly complicated.
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For the side dishes like crispy seafood pancakes, pour a glass of that aforementioned txakolina.
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The only thing that actual grows in the Bahamas is the seafood—crab, lobster, fish.
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But it's good to know tonight's seafood dinner is cleared to be on the table.
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Another will require the nation's school lunch program to purchase seafood from American producers. 5.
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Don Young -- all Republicans -- have also requested that the seafood be removed from the list.
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Lucky for this uniquely colored lobster, it won't be landing on a local seafood menu.
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Japan, for instance, exports around 23.6 trillion yen ($22100 billion) worth of seafood each year.
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She works with regional seafood and meat, as well as produce grown on the premises.
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But then you also have people who get the tower who just really enjoy seafood.
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You'll also find zinc in red meat, poultry, seafood, dairy, fortified cereal, nuts, and beans.
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Seafood supply chains are fluid, extending across national boundaries and into the oceans' ungoverned spaces.
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It's believed to have been passed to humans at a seafood and wild-animal market.
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Dried seafood is smuggled out across a land border with China in the far north.
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My personal favorite spot for dinner was the waterfront seafood restaurant Sally's Fish House & Bar.
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The 1970s saw the raise of rich, French-influenced cuisine starring seafood and cream sauces.
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It's no secret that Action Bronson fucking loves fucking delicious things—including, of course, seafood.
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Big Norwegian salmon producers include Marine Harvest , Leroey, Salmar, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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We put our names down for a table on the pier at a seafood place.
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Here, you can enjoy seafood and wine with a view, surrounded by big paneled windows.
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The menu is focused on seafood, but Iluka isn't building classic fruit de mer platters.
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In one memorable episode, Ilana takes Abbi to a fancy seafood restaurant for her birthday.
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Statistically, about a third of the seafood in this country is mislabeled when it's sold.
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There is a specific mention of eating at least 2300 ounces of seafood per week.
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In China alone, where demand for seafood dwarfs any other country, demand is rapidly growing.
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Start by looking at any bloodline or any blood marks on the piece of seafood.
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He backtracked in a Facebook post that suggests that people try seafood on pizza instead.
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Providence: A seafood-focused fine dining institution built on a dedication to sustainably-sourced ingredients.
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To start, guests feasted on seafood towers made up of oysters, snow crabs and shrimp.
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Years later, she now runs the family's seafood stall that sells mackerel and yellowfin tuna.
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Nissan shoppers are also older people who tend to like fried seafood and smoothie shops.
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"I didn't understand the importance of the types of seafood I was eating," Grote said.
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"SEAFOOD fraud is a serious global problem", begins a recent report from Oceana, an NGO.
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This friend of mine has this restaurant Finger Lickin', they've got soul food and seafood.
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So to help us on our quest is none other than Nathan Outlaw's Everyday Seafood.
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Holden usually arrives at the Seafood Company in Saco, Maine, by about 7:30 a.m.
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Dry Dock Waterfront Grill is another waterfront seafood restaurant, this time in Longboat Key, Florida.
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The Ocean House Restaurant offers pizza and seafood overlooking the beach in Dennis Port, Massachusetts.
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Salt Rock Grill offers steak and seafood overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway in Indian Shores, Florida.
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Smith & Wollensky Steakhouse - Miami serves steak and seafood dishes with ocean views in Miami, Florida.
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The West End of the island might be advertised as a seafood destination, for example.
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In the seafood terminal, fresh perch from Egypt, caught in the Nile, arrived on ice.
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If there's one thing Rhode Islanders love, for example, it's the great seafood—and MILFs.
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It features around 20 local vendors selling everything from fresh seafood to small-batch coffee.
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The menu here is best known for its variety of steaks, seafood, and pasta dishes.
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Of the more than 29,000 seafood samples the group analyzed, 20 percent were incorrectly labeled.
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"These findings support current national dietary guidelines to consume more seafood," Lai said by email.
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Her father is a partner in Artie's, a seafood restaurant on City Island, the Bronx.
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Micro-plastics are in our seafood and drinking water long after the straws are discarded.
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One of those solutions is for people consuming more seafood for protein and less meat.
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When temperatures rise, there's nothing I crave more than fresh salads and lighty prepared seafood.
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I didn't think seafood could get any better — that is, until I tried the corvina.
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So don't cheap out on seafood, be merry, and get your grandmother some lottery tickets.
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For example, sprouts, deli meats, hot dogs, smoked seafood, soft cheeses and raw unpasteurized milk.
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One of the film's quieter, more sweetly moving moments occurs shortly after the seafood restaurant.
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The dishes are simple but use the highest quality ingredients, including local vegetables and seafood.
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The fundamental change happens there because it realigns how wild seafood is supposed to flow.
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The origins of seafood bought at supermarkets are as mislabeled as their origins are unknown.
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All because someone thought he took too many crab claws at the $14.49 seafood buffet.
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The Daniels siblings took over the Wanchese Seafood Company when their father died in 1986.
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"It's difficult to cook here because my cuisine has a lot of seafood," he said.
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Seafood was beautifully prepared, but I think Mr. Ryan's heart belongs to the heartier entrees.
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Later, he met a seafood supplier and he turned the chance encounter into a business.
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Wegmans' seafood selection is extensive for a regional grocery store, along with being sustainably sourced.
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Pepe's Place in New Rochelle, New York, serves classic American fare, seafood dishes, and sides.
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The Shanghai eatery Poke Poke specializes in Hawaiian seafood cuisine, specifically the trendy poke bowl.
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At a Summer Day Café, done in a bright, modern design, the focus is seafood.
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Organic and humanely produced meat, poultry, seafood and dairy products exist — though they cost more.
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So much so that the country proudly embraces any seafood-related stereotype thrown at it.
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In the US, these infections are rare, but eating raw seafood is one risk factor.
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A Pret lobster roll and one from a fancy seafood restaurant are quite different propositions.
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For a feast of seafood petiscos (Portuguese tapas), reserve a table at Peixaria da Esquina.
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A few seafood restaurants have strung up Christmas lights in hopes of a tourist boom.
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The Lighthouse Restaurant sits out in the lagoon and offers a variety of seafood dishes.
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The Lime Restaurant serves seafood and Maldivian curries along with snacks, salads, pizzas, and sandwiches.
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"Oysters know nothing of nationalities or ethnicities," a Croat who owns seafood restaurants told us.
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On a typical day, he will break down about 1,5003 to 1,300 pounds of seafood.
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An array of seafood, vegetable and rice-based dishes arrived one by one —-perfectly spaced.
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Under United Nations Security Council sanctions against North Korea, the country cannot sell seafood abroad.
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Haenyeo does pay more attention to seafood than Dok Suni or Do Hwa did, though.
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Their kitchen sources all of their seafood and greens from suppliers in Richmond and Vancouver.
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The renters ate at a beloved local seafood restaurant, Toucan's, and then evacuated from town.
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The new tariffs will target 173,078 products, including soybeans, coffee, whiskey, seafood and crude oil.
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Restaurants are dedicated to various Italian regions and categories of food, including seafood and meat.
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Their cooks created the peanut stews, okra-laced purloos and seafood that define Lowcountry cuisine.
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Foreign workers also make up about 3% of the meat and seafood processors' labor force.
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As I said, aligoté goes brilliantly with seafood, especially shellfish and lighter, white-fleshed fish.
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Belvedere restaurant offers seafood-focused Mediterranean cuisine, with an outdoor terrace space for alfresco dining.
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For nourishment, there is a row of Italian and seafood restaurants on Avenida Charles Darwin.
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There's a full menu of overstuffed deli sandwiches, seafood combos, Romanian tenderloin and assorted cheesecakes.
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Moghared Mansy, known as Rudy, and his cousin Mohamed Abuker opened Hamido Seafood last May.
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Pastel beach houses stood empty, seafood restaurants were boarded up, and sand littered the road.
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Avoid foods that contain significant amounts of mercuryThere are also potential risks with eating seafood.
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Markets accustomed to selling tropical fruits and dried seafood to Chinese customers are hurting, too.
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Seafood and Fish Valentine's Day Dinner Ideas Wow the pescatarians in your life with lobster.
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Now he turns his attention to Spain at his new seafood-focused restaurant, Del Mar.
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Seafood fans should try Serẽa Coastal Cuisine, which prides itself in sea-to-table dining.
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Between 1910 and 2016, imports helped U.S. seafood consumption to increase by over 350 percent.
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The U.S. could increase seafood production by investing more resources in its domestic aquaculture industry.
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But it's the seafood-based pastas at Antiche Carampane that have no peer in Venice.
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Its goal is for at least 80 percent of a restaurant's seafood to be sustainable.
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A benefit to being so far out at sea is the plenitude of fresh seafood.
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Early cases were linked to a seafood market in Wuhan, a city in Central China.
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The restaurant will douse local seafood with green curry, and wrap lobster in betel leaves.
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The talk turns to the present, and the dwindling catch of the city's favorite seafood.
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The grocery chain is also offering discounts on produce, seafood, and some shelf-stable products.
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The beef dishes can be turned into surf and turf with the addition of seafood.
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My first taste, at a seafood restaurant in London, threw that idea on its head.
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But both of these studies involved the benefits of seafood rather than fish oil itself.
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As The Associated Press taught us, there is no reason to eat seafood from slaves.
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On the Mediterranean diet, fish and other seafood are consumed at least twice a week.
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Since 1930, around 4 percent of potentially harvestable seafood has been lost to ocean warming.
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Nicknamed "Charm City," Baltimore is beloved for its seafood -- don't miss blue Maryland crab cakes.
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SEAFOOD SPOTS My mom is a retired teacher, so she comes to visit a lot.
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Walking Sittwe's crowded bazaar in 20153, I saw Rohingya fishermen selling seafood to Rakhine women.
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The drink even comes with one of the seafood chain&aposs beloved Cheddar Bay Biscuits.
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Indulge in some of Colombia's best beaches, diving spots, and seafood in Capurganá and Sapzurro.
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Four other seafood importers said they were also bulking up their purchases ahead of time.
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I sat down with Cimarusti outside his new seafood shop to talk about why he refuses to sell farmed fish, uneducated seafood-based cultural appropriation in restaurants, sustainable fish in food deserts, and most importantly, why he is hopeful for the future of tuna.
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After controlling for age, sex, education and other factors, the researchers found that compared with those who ate less seafood, ApoE4 carriers who had one seafood meal or more a week had lower densities of the amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles typical of Alzheimer's disease.
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The definitive meta-study of the risks and benefits of seafood consumption concluded that if Americans would double their seafood consumption (to two meals of oily fish per week), there would be a 35% reduction in heart disease, and a 17% reduction in overall mortality.
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You could say the same about the intensely herb-scented seafood broth in a seafood boil that Mr. Johnson calls the Afropot; the clams and king crab legs were very good, but the prawns were unappealingly soft and the mussels not quite fleshy enough.
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A resort-casual seafood restaurant called Fish Tales is inspired by coastal dining in Capri, Italy.
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The deals signed on Thursday involve companies in sectors from seafood to clean technologies, Freeland added.
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In addition to steak and seafood sales, steakhouses are also making money off of alcoholic beverages.
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For diners, that could lead to consuming contaminated seafood laden with bacteria, pollutants, and heavy metals.
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The same menu is available in all seating areas and focuses primarily on fresh, affordable seafood.
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Organic arsenic, such as what's found in seafood, is not known to be toxic to humans.
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The seafood in Australia is so good, it may turn you into a wasted, criminal merman.
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The problem is so bad that seafood from the ocean can no longer be labeled organic.
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Ever since the Soviet era, Russians go crazy for beer snacks, typically dried fish and seafood.
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The Seafood Slavery Risk Tool provides a database that can be searched by fishery or country.
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The new store also has a "Harbor Bar" with raw oysters, lobster rolls, and other seafood.
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As much as we wish Bono had something to do with Cleveland's seafood scene, he doesn't.
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That stops it from sending some of its top potential exports like iron or seafood abroad.
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Rose, meanwhile, asked people if they enjoyed seafood, then revealed the masticated contents of his mouth.
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"An authentic paella is made WITHOUT seafood," the fighter is quoted saying in the tweet's caption.
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If you don't enjoy seafood however, this potato-chip-like snack might not be for you.
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"Do not let Baodi's department store become Wuhan's seafood market," he said at a news conference.
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Also, did we mention that Action makes a seafood stew in a big custom glass pipe?
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His chicken-and-seafood stuffed tofu skin, crowned with vinegar-braised cabbage, eats like boudin blanc.
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Bigger picture, Knapp stresses prices for seafood like salmon ultimately are set in the global markets.
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On two separate visits, I enjoyed dinner and brunch at the hotel's seafood-focused restaurant Vistal.
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The sanctions banned all major North Korean exports, such as coal, iron ore, textiles and seafood.
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That's right, unlike some other major delivery services, Prime Now will deliver produce, meat, and seafood.
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Essentially, braising involves cooking food — meat, seafood or vegetables — in a sealed environment with some liquid.
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The Barn's kitchen embellishes a primarily steak-and-seafood menu with eclectic Mediterranean and Asian touches.
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This past Friday, Russia finally lifted its ban on seafood from Fukushima and six other prefectures.
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Though Kono had maintained that Fukushima's produce and seafood is just fine, Lam wasn't quite convinced.
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The Pacific Northwest style of preparing seafood is a lot more minimal than East Coast style.
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But the current commitment to local, wild, and unprocessed seafood may be making that more likely.
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Some "were reduced to eating seafood they found washed up on the beach," the complaint said.
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The unique seafood pie, which has 700 calories, has been on the menu for some time.
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Seafood is king, so don't miss the crabmeat salad, the softshell crab, or the baby drum.
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The Hanoi government and the provinces have now declared the sea clean and the seafood safe.
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Once bustling, the Ky Hoa seafood restaurant on the central beach of Cua Viet is empty.
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"If things continue like this we will soon be bankrupt," said seafood trader Nguyen Viet Long.
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The 100-year-old owner of Dyson Seafood is out on the water every single day.
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This makes it challenging for a responsible consumer to properly select fresh, natural, and sustainable seafood.
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In the evenings, Fernandez sometimes paid for seafood dinners and drinks out of his own pocket.
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Bordered by two oceans, Panama boasts fresh seafood and traditional dishes such as paella and ceviche.
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I had read a lot about Walmart China's live seafood tanks, but they were a disappointment.
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She was also awestruck by the fruit and seafood platter, sampling caviar for the first time.
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"Our findings can't be generalized to people who are really high consumers of seafood," Morris said.
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The FDA is still taking samples and increasing screening measures on imported seafood from the companies.
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Sasha is checking out customers at the register and bussing tables at Nancy's ... a seafood restaurant.
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And government nutritional guidelines assert that eating seafood is important for normal brain growth and development.
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So has his emphasis on sustainability: Kong's menu is primarily comprised of vegetables, grains and seafood.
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So why do we still have to deal with the murky waters of the seafood industry?
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Norway's Grieg Seafood said that one of its facilities in Scotland's Shetland Islands had been inspected.
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