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TweetThere are indications that the 2010 haul is again strong, and prices have rebounded from
the lows of 2009. If the fishery continues to be well-managed, how can fishermen bring in
more profit? Can the Maine lobster brand be strengthened so consumers know to ask for
it by name? Can the product make inroads into new international markets? What about
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value-added markets – can Maine begin to manufacture lobster-based foods for the frozen
grocery niche?
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