Uses for Excess Sea Mussels from Aquafarm?

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From: Larry Hauser
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 1995 00:00

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Hello,
     I have a friend who has an aquafarm in Southern California.  This
farm cultivates sea mussels (Mytilus edulis, galloprovincialis), which are
being farmed for food purposes.  These mussels are a very rich source of
protein.  The farm currently has an overabandance of live mussels, shell,
and tissue;  my friend is looking for ideas and potential uses for this
protein, as an alternative to dumping and waste.  Any thoughts out there?
     You can reply to me by email, or telephone my friend directly: John
Davis at Carlsbad Aquafarm, (619) 438-2444.
     Thanks for your attention and ideas!
          Larry

-- 
Lawrence E. Hauser                               hauserl@trg.saic.com
               ...we are through for the present...

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From: hauserl@trg.saic.com (Larry Hauser)
Subject: Uses for Excess Sea Mussels from Aquafarm?
Date: 1995/11/03
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