Scarborough, Maine – Scarborough, Maine (AP) –
A group of fishermen can sue one of the world’s largest sea lawsuits for defamation, the Federal Court ruled, over the report described by Mainea Lobster as an incomprehensible choice for consumers.
Threat rared whales from tangled in fishing gears is encouraged Monterey Bay Aquarium California will be careful against eating a diverse lobster that the new English fishermen gathered for centuries.
Clock for sea food, a preservation program that manages the aquarium, placed lobster from the US and Canada to its “need-eat” red list “2022. Years. Some retailers withdrew lobster from trade after referral.
JOHN WOODCOCK Judge was ruled last month that the fishermen had invested the damage in the reputation of their industry as a result of the Red Census, after the Aquarium had an offer in Maine District Court to have a lawsuit in Maine. The aquarium spokesman said Sunday, plans to complain, but the Woodcocke government means that the lawsuit moves forward.
“Reputation and good will cannot be adequately replaced through the grant of damage and this injury remains until the” red list “,” Woodcock wrote.
The lobster industry, largely in Maine, is one of the latest fisheries in the USA, appreciated more than half a billion dollars in the docks last year. Ponder Lobster transmitter is also one of the most significant threats to the North Atlantic Dining, which numbers less than 400.
Aquarium has the right to communicate their public recommendations, Emerson Brown, a spokesman Aquarium, planning to appeal to the decision “to protect our ability to share critical information with the public.”
The Maine Lobstermen Association, one of the groups that submitted a lawsuit, described the Woodcock decision as “significant” in the statement.
“Maine Lobstermen is generations of the ocean managers, and we commit to the defense of the funds for life from unsecured claims,” said Patrice McCarron, the executive director of the Association.
2025-03-03 18:22:00
