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A publication of the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources – Fall[removed]Spring 2009 Shell Cultch Plant During the spring from March through June, oysters begin to spawn and oyster
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Document Date: 2011-06-06 11:16:38

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City

New Orleans / Biloxi / /

Country

United States / /

Event

Product Issues / /

Facility

Oysters Mosca Mosca’s Restaurant / /

IndustryTerm

oil filters / required marine sanitation devices / seafood processing facilities / post-harvest processing / Food-borne illness / food industries / food-borne illnesses / media attention / food / /

NaturalFeature

Gulf of Mexico / Pass Christian Reef / Mississippi Oyster Reefs / Heron Bay / Pass Marianne Reef / South China Sea / Mississippi Gulf / /

Organization

Mississippi Department of Marine Resources / Office Director Scott Gordon Shellfish Bureau / Nonprofit Environmental Organization / FDA / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / New England Fisheries Development Association / Marine Resources Shellfish Bureau / Food Safety / Hancock County / Govenor Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources / US Food & Drug Administration / /

Person

Richard Gollott / Vernon Asper / Scott Gordon Shellfish / Marcel Lesoille / Dale Diaz Marine Fisheries / Steve Bosarge / Robert J. Price / William W. Walker / Haley Barbour / /

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Position

Commercial Fisherman / Director This public document / Conservationist / Chairman / Executive Director / manager / Sports Fisherman / Vice Chairman Commercial Seafood Processor / /

Product

food / /

ProvinceOrState

Mississippi Haley Barbour / Mississippi / /

Region

Western Mississippi / South China / Gulf of Mexico / South Mississippi / /

URL

www.cfsan.fda.gov / www.dmr.ms.gov / http /

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