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What do Rhode Island consumers need to learn about local seafood? Actually, quite a bit.

Por: The Boston Globe Life June 16, 2023

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When you visit a Rhode Island restaurant or fish market, you commonly see a menu of local seafood items: scallops, littleneck clams and oysters, squid, lobster, and maybe black sea bass if you’re lucky. Depending on the species, the price tag may be a little high, but you need to eat, so you commit.What you likely won’t see is monkfish, skate, sea robin, scup, tautog, or any of the 40 plentiful species that are landed in Rhode Island every... + full article



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