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BOSSHOG

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Reply to Silent Type (Reply #4)

Tue Jan 28, 2025, 09:09 PM

Jan 28

THe price of domestic shrimp was more expensive than imported and the gulfs environment went through trauma with hurricanes and oil spills. And the implied notion that restaurants just weren’t being honest.

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'Shrimp fraud' rampant at many Gulf Coast restaurants, new studies find [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 28 OP

That is a very big deal on the Gulf Coast BOSSHOG Jan 28 #1

Is local shrimp that much more than shrimp shipped from foreign countries? Especially if tariffs imposed. Silent Type Jan 28 #4

Way back BOSSHOG Jan 28 #7

Thanks. Do agree they should be honest. Don't think I've ever had bad shrimp. I even like Rock Shrimp. Silent Type Jan 28 #9

Shrimp Po Boys and Catfish Filet Platters BOSSHOG Jan 28 #10

ShrimpGate is about to be the next Congressional hearing. NoMoreRepugs Jan 28 #2

Fake Gulf of America Gate LeftInTX Jan 28 #3

Restaurants are the biggest liars. madaboutharry Jan 28 #5

After the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, I'm not surprised that there is less fresh seafood available on the Gulf. jls4561 Jan 28 #6

20 years ago it was the grouper. Here is an excerpt from 2006 about fake grouper in restaurants. taxi Jan 28 #8

A local restaurant I worked at got caught for selling Phoenix61 Jan 28 #11

I agree, whitefish is good. taxi Jan 29 #13

I used to do a lot of shopping at Restaurant Depot, a wholsale place for restaurants Mosby Jan 29 #17

Now that's a head scratcher if there ever was one! taxi Jan 29 #19

"Scully's Catch of the Day"! ThoughtCriminal Jan 28 #12

Seafood fraud has been rampant for decades down there and states turn a blind eye to it. TheBlackAdder Jan 29 #14

... Crepuscular Jan 29 #15

G.O.P. must shoulder ALL THE BLAME for this BoRaGard Jan 29 #16

Is it that many restaurants.... Mountainguy Jan 29 #18