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May 29, 2026
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Facing seafood shortages and price hikes, East Coast chefs eye other fish in the sea
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Plenty of fish in the sea
Facing shortages of oysters, haddock and scallops, East Coast chefs are looking beyond the usual catch
DAKSHANA BASCARAMURTY
FOOD CULTURE REPORTER
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED MAY 29, 2026
UPDATED MAY 30, 2026
This summer, Moncton chef Pierre A. Richard is hoping adventurous diners will give his new dish – a log of wolffish encased in Italian cured pork jowl – a try.
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