New Regulations In Place For Louisiana Restaurants Serving Shellfish

Louisiana Shrimpers Face Uncertain Future

Restaurant owners who serve shrimp and crawfish are facing a new set of regulations after Governor John Bel Edwards signed them into law yesterday.

Edwards signed House Bill 335 at a seafood restaurant in Houma called The Shack.

The new rules will require restaurants to inform customers if the shrimp and crawfish they serve are caught domestically or in a foreign country.

Supporters of the new law say it will help protect the reputation of Louisiana's seafood industry, which is already known for its high quality and taste.

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