Paul Greenberg

author, 'American Catch'

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Paul Greenberg, author of American Catch , returns to Good Food this week to talk about shrimp, which is by far the most popular seafood in America.

Shrimp in America

Paul Greenberg, author of American Catch , returns to Good Food this week to talk about shrimp, which is by far the most popular seafood in America.

from Good Food

Paul Greenberg is the author of American Catch, a book that uncovers “the tragic unraveling of the nation’s seafood supply—telling the surprising story of why Americans stopped eating…

Why Do We Import Our Seafood?

Paul Greenberg is the author of American Catch, a book that uncovers “the tragic unraveling of the nation’s seafood supply—telling the surprising story of why Americans stopped eating…

from Good Food

91% percent of the seafood Americans consume is imported, while a third of what’s caught in American waters is shipped to other countries. Somehow, that doesn’t seem to make sense.

The Great American Fish Swap

91% percent of the seafood Americans consume is imported, while a third of what’s caught in American waters is shipped to other countries. Somehow, that doesn’t seem to make sense.

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