SC restaurants must say if shrimp came from US or foreign waters under new law

The law, which takes effect in October, doesn't require restaurants to specify whether their shrimp was caught off the coast of SC or another state ...
Post and Courier

Shrimp in South Carolina’s estuaries are getting pushed around by climate change

Fresh shrimp soon will be hitting docks. After the April 26 “Blessing of the Fleet” in Mount Pleasant, it won’t be much longer before the regular season opens and South Carolina’s shrinking shrimp ...

Proposed shrimp labeling act to require transparency from SC restaurants

A proposed act making its way to the governor’s desk could impact South Carolina restaurants selling imported shrimp.
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SC lawmakers consider mandatory labeling a shrimp catch’s country of origin following ‘Shrimpgate’

COLUMBIA — State lawmakers are considering a requirement that all shrimp sold in South Carolina is to be labeled with their country of origin after Lowcountry shrimpers commissioned a series of ...
Live 5 News

Before the catch comes the cause: South Carolina shrimpers push for transparency

MCCLELLANVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — As the Lowcountry prepares for this weekend’s Blessing of the Fleet in the Town of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, shrimpers say a new season on the water is arriving ...
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Shrimp at 22 SC restaurants were tested. Only these 5 were selling the real deal

A second round of genetic testing of shrimp served at more than 20 Charleston restaurants has revealed that most continue to sell farm-raised imports, with some passing off the food as wild and ...