Splitting the Seafood Bill

Tidings | Feb 8, 2021

Our seafood team is leading a new promotion to support local restaurants and seafood businesses.

an icon depicts a lobster cutting a bill in half with his claws with the accompanying text: split the seafood bill day

Prior to the pandemic, about 70% of seafood was consumed outside the home — much of that in restaurants. Challenges facing the restaurants have downstream impacts on fishing communities, so we tried to imagine a plan to help both.

Kyle Foley Sustainable Seafood Director
Kyle Foley Sustainable Seafood Director

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