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Maine Seeks Green Label for Lobsters

Sunday, March 16, 2008 2:26:14 PM
By CLARKE CANFIELD

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - The Maine lobster industry has long been held up as a well-run fishery. Now it's seeking a seal of approval to prove it.

Efforts are under way to have the state's signature seafood certified as sustainable by an international organization that evaluates fishing practices worldwide. With consumers demanding more "green" food products, the lobster industry stands to lose out if it doesn't get certified, supporters say.

"It'll open up a lot of markets for us," said John Hathaway, owner of Shucks Maine Lobster processing company in Richmond. "If we don't do it, we'll probably lose markets."


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