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Nearly 30% of shrimp dishes in Baton Rouge were mislabeled, costing local shrimpers $26.1M annually; new laws aim to combat fraud.
An investigation in Baton Rouge found that nearly 30% of sampled shrimp dishes were mislabeled as local when they were actually imported, costing local shrimpers an estimated $26.1 million annually.
This mislabeling undermines consumer trust and harms the $1.3 billion shrimp industry.
Starting January 1, 2025, new state laws will require restaurants to clearly label the origins of their seafood, helping combat fraud and support local shrimpers.
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Casi el 30% de los platos de camarón en Baton Rouge fueron etiquetados erróneamente, costando a los camarones locales 26,1 millones de dólares al año; nuevas leyes tienen como objetivo combatir el fraude.