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Louisiana and Illinois Find Asian Carp Solution With “Can’t Beat Em’ Eat Em” Campaign

Louisiana and Illinois Find Asian Carp Solution With “Can’t Beat Em’ Eat Em” Campaign

Asian Carp, rebranded as Silverfin, is a fish everyone can learn to love. To ensure the survival of native species, Chef Phillipe Parola is working with Louisiana and Illinois to find a solution for the rapidly growing problem of the invasive fish – “If you can’t beat them, eat them.”

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Gulf Oysters on London Food Critic Jay Rayner’s Last Meal

Gulf Oysters on London Food Critic Jay Rayner’s Last Meal

No London food critic Jay Rayner is not dying, but yes he is eating his final meal, one chapter at a time, and Louisiana’s Grand Island Gulf oysters are on the menu.

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Gulf Seafood Foundation Prepares Fishermen Glove Distribution

Gulf Seafood Foundation Prepares Fishermen Glove Distribution

More than 1000 pair of foam insulated and fleece-lined work gloves have been delivered to the Gulf Seafood Foundation to be distributed to Gulf Fishermen, especially those affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

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Blackened History of Gulf Redfish Documented in New Book

Blackened History of Gulf Redfish Documented in New Book

Blackened history of Gulf Redfish documented in new book by Robert Fritchey, Missing Redfish: The Blackened History of a Gulf Coast Icon

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Donate to Gulf Seafood Foundation’s “Helping Hands” for Hurricane Ida

Dean Blanchard Seafood under water on Grand Isle.

Donate to Gulf Seafood Foundation’s “Helping Hands” for Hurricane Ida

Donate to the Gulf Seafood Foundation’ “Helping Hands” for Hurricane Ida by clicking the “Donate” button.

Southern Smoke Donates $10,000 to Gulf Seafood Foundation

Founded by Houston’s James Beard Award winning Chef Chris Shepard, Southern Smoke donated $10,000 to the Gulf Seafood Foundation’s “Helping Hands” program that distributes work gloves to Gulf fishermen.  The Gulf Seafood Foundation’s “Helping Hands” program was in response to the 2017 hurricanes striking from Texas to Florida.

“We sincerely appreciate this substantial donation to our organization,” said Gulf Seafood Foundation’s Chairman Jim Gossen. “Our Gulf fishermen are an integral part of the Gulf’s hospitality industry.  It is comforting to know that Southern Smoke recognizes we are one family providing the best seafood in the world to our customers.”

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