After eyeing a piece of haddock on the supermarket counter, a customer scans a code and finds out the fish was caught in the waters of Georges Bank and learns the name of the fishing boat – and maybe even sees a picture of the smiling, rain-slickened fisherman who reeled it in. Welcome to the future of buying New England seafood. A group of scientists and fishermen say the technology isn’t about a gimmick so much as survival.
Maine Shoppers May Get To Know Backstory Of A Piece Of Fish
PATRICK WHITTLE - The Associated Press, Portland Press Herald
Mon, 05/25/2015 - 5:50pm
Sections: u.s.
Topics: Maine Cumberland County Portland
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