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1. Oysters, Chardonnay and Don't Mind the Cruise Missiles

Author

Schwirtz, Michael

Subjects
Estuaries -- Description and travel, Soldiers -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A businessman's unlikely oyster farm not far from the front lines with Russia has offered a rare sanctuary for battle-scarred Ukrainian troops. TYLIHUL ESTUARY, Ukraine -- Senior Lt. Kirill Vikhrov [...]

Published
2022

2. Would It Be Rude To Bring Our Own Popcorn?

Subjects
United States. Food and Drug Administration -- Health policy, Stick It In Detroit (Motion picture), Crassostrea -- Marketing, Crassostrea -- Laws, regulations and rules, Oysters -- Marketing, Oysters -- Laws, regulations and rules, Statues -- Design and construction, Company marketing practices, Government regulation, Political science
Abstract

Filmmaker Robert Phelps is hoping to 'break through' Detroit's 'very undeserved stigma' with his new project, 'Stick it In Detroit,' which 'for once' doesn't portray the city 'as a postapocalyptic [...]

Published
2009

3. Ozone Treated Oysters

Subjects
Seafood industry -- Product introduction, Seafood industry -- Marketing, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Matsugi Kakiten has begun the marketing of 'Sanriku Shinkai Natsugaki' fresh oysters in their shell that have been immersed for 24 hours in sea water irradiated with ultra violet light [...]

Published
2004

4. Long-arm jurisdiction allowed in oyster case.

Author

Vieth, Peter

Subjects
Personal injuries -- Remedies, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Food poisoning -- Patient outcomes, Restaurants -- Logistics, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices
Abstract

Byline: Peter Vieth A Connecticut seafood supplier will have to defend itself in a high-exposure Virginia lawsuit filed by a man who claims he was sickened by tainted oysters at [...]

Published
2014

5. Front Burner

Author

Fabricant, Florence

Subjects
Fund raising events, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Restaurants -- Service introduction, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Company service introduction, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

To Indulge: Taking a Break With Caviar For a celebratory interlude while holiday shopping, consider the new caviar service at the Lobster Place in Chelsea Market. At the raw bar [...]

Published
2013

6. Third Street, this can be your oyster, too

Author

Saperstein, Pat

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Marketing, Restaurants -- Recipes and menus -- Marketing, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

Blue Plate Oysterette has been a fave on Santa Monica's Ocean Avenue since it opened a few years ago. Now the Blue Plate empire has brought a taste of the [...]

Published
2014

7. Retail outlets add value for California oyster grower

Author

Dodd, Quentin

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Marketing, Crassostrea -- Production management, Oysters -- Marketing, Oysters -- Production management, Aquariums (Tanks) -- Usage, Aquariums (Tanks) -- Management, Retail industry -- Management, Company business management, Company marketing practices, Agricultural industry, Business, Business, international
Published
2010

8. LRA urges members to weigh in on proposed oyster ban

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Marketing, Crassostrea -- Laws, regulations and rules, Oysters -- Marketing, Oysters -- Laws, regulations and rules, Restaurant industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Company marketing practices, Business, Food and beverage industries, Louisiana Restaurant Association -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] METAIRIE, LA. -- The Louisiana Restaurant Association Is urging its members and others to contact lawmakers to express their views on a planned federal ban of sales of [...]

Published
2009

9. In season: native oysters

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Supply and demand, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Supply and demand, Oysters -- Marketing, Seafood industry -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

The much anticipated season for natives officially kicked off on 1 September, and will last until Easter. To raise the profile of oysters and increase demand among shoppers, the Shellfish [...]

Published
2009

10. New oyster dredge on Willapa Bay

Author

Morris, Rob

Subjects
Dredges -- Design and construction, Crassostrea -- Management, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Management, Oysters -- Marketing, Business owners -- Works, Aquaculture -- Management, Aquaculture -- Economic aspects, Fish-culture -- Management, Fish-culture -- Economic aspects, Company business management, Company marketing practices, Agricultural industry, Business, Business, international
Published
2009

11. 102 years later, stilll shucking along

Author

Miller, Chris

Subjects
Oregon -- Economic aspects, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Marketing, Seafood restaurants -- History, Seafood restaurants -- Services, Seafood restaurants -- Forecasts and trends, Company marketing practices, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, regional
Published
2009

12. Rockstars

Author

Quinn, Catherine

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Prices and rates, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Prices and rates, Oysters -- Marketing, Seafood industry -- Prices and rates, Seafood industry -- Marketing, Company pricing policy, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Rock oysters are cutting into the popularity of native oysters due to their availability all year round, compared to the seasonal native oysters. The robustness and the lower prices of rock oysters are also adding to their popularity.

Published
2008

13. BC oysters need more respect on home-front says local grower ... higher prices too!

Author

Dodd, Quentin

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Marketing, Fishers (Persons) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Aquaculture -- Management, Aquaculture -- Economic aspects, Fish-culture -- Management, Fish-culture -- Economic aspects, Oysters -- Management, Oysters -- Economic aspects, Shellfish fisheries -- Management, Shellfish fisheries -- Economic aspects, Company marketing practices, Company business management, Agricultural industry, Business, Business, international
Published
2008

14. Oysters rebound in Louisiana

Subjects
Louisiana -- Economic aspects, Hurricane Katrina, 2005 -- Economic aspects, Crassostrea -- Production data, Crassostrea -- Health aspects, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters -- Production data, Oysters -- Health aspects, Oysters -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Oyster harvest in Louisiana is likely to return to its normal output ever since Hurricane Katrina destroyed 70% of the oyster crops. Louisiana produces 30% of the oysters in the whole United States. Louisiana oystersE aphrodisiacal properties are the focus of the marketing campaign for the product.

Published
2007

15. Looking after the oyster

Author

Trachet, Nick

Subjects
Crassostrea -- Statistics, Crassostrea -- International trade, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Oysters, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries, Cooperative Producers Organisation of the Dutch Oyster Fishery and Culture -- Marketing, Dutch Fish Marketing Board -- Marketing
Abstract

The Dutch Fish Marketing Board and the Cooperative Producers Organisation of the Dutch Oyster Fishery and Culture plan to promote Dutch oysters. The second oyster-exporting country in the European Union is the Netherlands, with 25% of oysters consumed locally, 20% exported to Italy, and 50% exported to Belgium.

Published
2003

16. Oysters lose their allure; industry fears the public will shun the mollusks in the wake of the BP spill

Author

Ball, Jeffrey

Subjects
Gulf of Mexico -- Natural resources, Gulf of Mexico -- Environmental aspects, BP PLC -- Accidents, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill, 2010 -- Control, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill, 2010 -- Environmental aspects, Food contamination -- Public opinion, Oil well drilling, Submarine -- Accidents, Oil spills -- Environmental aspects, Oil spills -- Control, Crassostrea -- Supply and demand, Crassostrea -- Marketing, Crassostrea -- Public opinion, Crassostrea -- Contamination, Oysters -- Supply and demand, Oysters -- Marketing, Oysters -- Public opinion, Oysters -- Contamination, Petroleum industry -- Accidents, Public opinion -- Analysis, Seafood industry -- Forecasts and trends, Seafood industry -- Company sales and earnings, Company marketing practices, Market trend/market analysis, Company earnings/profit, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

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