Now, signs for "You buy, we fry" fish markets catering to Southern palates have been replaced by Mexican mariscos and Salvadoran pupuserias.
The new proposal instead calls for spending on "economically and socially productive activities," including in fish processing, catering and tourism, as well as aid to small-scale coastal fleets.
The items on shelves and in towers of cardboard boxes reflect local demographics: the San Jose store is heavy on Coco Rico Soda and fish sauce, catering to the city's large Vietnamese population, while the one at Daly City, with its large Filipino community, has more Lauriat soy sauce and Datu Puti vinegar.
The bulk of Quiberon's income began to shift from fish canning to catering to the hordes of chic coast-seekers from the French interior.
Ferryland now is a quiet fishing community and a government fish-bait depot, catering to visitors who are attracted by its historic past, including the ruins of its founding father's mansion.
Haywards have been here, fishing, oystering and catering, for two-and-a-half centuries.
He grew up in a small town one hour north of Tokyo, he said, where his parents owned a fish shop and a catering business.
Plans are translating into action, with more than half the sector (53%) now only purchasing free-range eggs and more than 40% able to show they are sourcing only sustainable fish and creating seasonal catering outlet menus.
There are other businesses related to yachting and fishing, such as marine supply stores, yacht brokerages, boat repair yards, and hotels and motels catering to fishing enthusiasts.
The Membertou band employs 370 people in businesses that include fish processing, civil engineering and catering.
