The Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday granted a state seafood marketing campaign an extra $375,000 to help promote the crab industry as it grapples with a shortage of immigrant workers. Eastern Shore crab houses, where crustaceans are picked for the meat sold in grocery stores and restaurants,…
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Amid crab worker shortage, Maryland officials approve $375,000 to boost marketing of local seafood
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