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U.S. seafood farmers urge Congress to pass a bill to boost domestic aquaculture with funding and streamlined permits.
U.S. seafood farmers, including Mississippi oyster growers, say federal regulations hinder domestic aquaculture growth.
Over 150 industry and research groups urge Congress to pass the Marine Aquaculture Research for America Act, which would fund a national fish farm and streamline permitting.
The U.S. imports most seafood, much of it farmed abroad, despite having the technology to lead.
Mississippi’s oyster farming program, launched in 2018, has trained 100 people, with about 30 starting businesses.
Experts warn without federal support, the U.S. will keep lagging globally while exporting its aquaculture expertise.
Meanwhile, California fishers face ongoing closures of key seasons but adapt with sustainable gear and alternative species, encouraging consumers to support local seafood for environmental and economic benefits.
Los productores de mariscos estadounidenses instan al Congreso a aprobar un proyecto de ley para impulsar la acuicultura doméstica con fondos y permisos simplificados.