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February 1, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Fishermen ‘greening’ their catch

About 400 vessels from six European nations catch brown shrimp in the North Sea’s Crangon fishery, off the coast of Holland. Because the rate of catches has been too high, the fishermen have been blamed for the demise of the area’s shrimp stocks by retailers.

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About 400 vessels from six European nations catch brown shrimp in the North Sea’s Crangon fishery, off the coast of Holland. Because the rate of catches has been too high, the fishermen have been blamed for the demise of the area’s shrimp stocks by retailers.

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