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Lobster industry

Published
October 23, 2016

Annie Tselikis runs the Maine Lobster Dealers’ Association

She's a marketing expert, but one with roots in sustainability.
Published
October 14, 2016

European Union decides it won’t ban imports of American lobster

Industry officials celebrate the apparent victory, saying it saved a $200 million annual export business that is critical to Maine.
Published
October 4, 2016

Reward offered for information in sinkings of lobster boat in Port Clyde

Maine Operation Game Thief puts up $2,000 in an effort to catch whoever sank Anthony Hooper's lobster boat three times.
Published
October 3, 2016

Tenants Harbor lobsterman’s boat sunk for third time

The Maine Marine Patrol is investigating the sinking of Anthony Hooper's 35-foot boat in Port Clyde, after charging three men in the sinking of another boat.
Published
September 28, 2016

Part of New England’s herring fishery to be closed

The closure, from Sunday until Oct. 29, is meant to protect a key source of bait fish.

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Published
September 23, 2016

Effort to close Maine’s last open lobster zone advances

A public hearing is planned for the fall on a new rule that would restrict access to Stonington-area lobster licenses.
Published
September 23, 2016

Maine’s lobster exports going full steam, with Asian market growing

Sales through June are more than double the year before as demand surges in Asian countries and sellers cultivate new overseas business.
Published
September 23, 2016

Sweden and Maine lobster: A love-hate relationship

While Sweden has been seeking an EU ban on imports, the country's spending on the delicacy has soared 523 percent.
Published
September 16, 2016

Lobster exporters looking to EU customers for help in averting ban

The American and Canadian lobster industries are looking to countries like Spain, Italy and France to help scuttle the Swedish proposal to label lobster 'invasive.'
Published
September 15, 2016

Mount Desert Island area lobstermen oppose shortened wait for newcomers

In a survey, a majority of licensed lobstermen in Zone B who voted in a state survey preferred to keep tougher entry standards.