Sentence examples for seafood operations from inspiring English sources

He and photographer Steve Ringman dove with scientists in Papua New Guinea, fished with Indonesia's reef-dependent villagers and explored seafood operations from Hawaii to the Bering Sea.

Regulators said that in the last year, more than 30,000 inspectors had fanned out across the country, working to close shoddy seafood operations and enforce regulations against the use of banned antibiotics — like chloramphenicol and like malachite green, which has caused cancer in laboratory tests.

In Mobile County, Alabama, the wave action damaged cars near the shore and disrupted seafood operations in the Bayou La Batre area.

More than half the supermarkets on the scorecard, that has come out three times since 2008, have made progress in increasing the sustainability of their seafood operations, Casson Trenor, Greeneace's senior operations manager said.

They think we've got secret pockets or something," said Ms. Bomster, whose family operates a wholesale and retail seafood operation near the Town Dock in the borough.

We tasted almost a dozen bowls throughout a weekend, and found a light, simple version of white chowder we liked at M & M, and a creamier, rich version farther north at Off the Hook, near the boat docks at Viking Village, a seafood operation on the north end of the island not too far from the Barnegat Lighthouse.

Last September, Whitman acquired Van de Kamp's Frozen Seafoods operations from the the Pillsbury Company, a division of Grand Metropolitan P.L.C., for $140 million.

Seafood-packing operations that are much less grand than Clayton's dot much of the shore's coast and are often recognizable if you know what to look for: squat cinderblock buildings, the more colorful ones painted with amateurish murals of maritime scenes or giant crabs with cartoon eyes.

He started out working on the waterfront as a fish cutter and rose to foreman for a seafood distribution operation.

Youngs Seafood is transferring operations to its Humberside site, although crab will still be bought and processed in Norfolk.

Its blue crabs come from the Crab Shack market in Brick Township and its middleneck clams from Parson's Seafood, a farming operation in Tuckerton.