Maine lobster council to keep funding marketing effort despite critics
December 15, 2017
New England
Despite grumbling from lobster dealers, the state Lobster Advisory Council voted unanimously Thursday to continue funding the Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative. The collaborative is about to begin the final year of its five-year mission to promote the state’s signature product. It wants the Legislature to renew its authorization, and its $2.2 million a year budget funded by surcharges on state-issued lobster licenses. But it needs the support of the people that its work is serving – the individual lobster zone councils and the Lobster Advisory Council that oversees it all. click here to read the story 13:29
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Annie Tselikis, Department of Marine Resources, director Matt Jacobson, John Hathaway, Legislature, Lobster Advisory Council, Lobster Promotion Fund, lobsterman Robert “Bob” Baines, Maine Lobster Dealers Association, Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative, Maine Lobstermen’s Association, renew its authorization
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