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"i always cross seafood frozen, and mostly uncooked." on the u.s. customs and border protection website, there are more restrictions placed bringing in thanksgiving turkey meat, than on seafood, when bringing it back into the u.s.
"fish – personal amounts of fish, shrimp, abalone and other seafood are allowed and can be fresh, frozen, dried, smoked, canned or cooked .... are generally admissible," says the site's "travelers bringing food into the u.s. for personal use" section. sylvia, from san diego, saw meza's lobster photos...
https://www.knoldseafood.com/you-can-bring-baja-lobsters-across-border-for-thanksgiving/
december's fish of the month is the delicious king salmon, and for january, bigeye tuna adds flavour and freshness. king salmon, known as hāmana in maori, is a fish worthy of its name, prized for its rich flavour and delicate texture. advertisement members of the salmonidae family (trout, salmon), king
salmon was introduced to new zealand in the early th century. the species varies in colour, but fresh run salmon are largely silver, with a dark tinge on its back, dotted with black spots. king salmon has a full, rich flavour with a delicate, "melt in the mouth" texture. it is highly regarded for its...
https://www.knoldseafood.com/seasonal-seafood-for-december-january-hospitality-business/