Under new regulations, red grouper will be more vulnerable to overfishing by changing sector allocations. We need your help to protect this recovering stock and the American fishermen, businesses, and seafood lovers that rely on it.
Complaint from A.P. Bell Fish Co, S.O.F.A., and Shareholders' Alliance (pdf)
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On May 2, 2022, the Shareholders' Alliance, A.P. Bell, and Southern Offshore Fishing Association issued a joint release on NOAA's publication of the Final Rule for Amendment 53.
On May 3, the Shareholders' Alliance issued a statement on the Proposed Rule that would change red grouper catch limits.
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Gulf Coast Seafood Alliance Supports Lawsuit Challenging Unlawful Red Grouper Quotas.
Commercial Fishers Challenge the Allocation of Red Grouper to Recreational Fishers Under Fishery Management Plan for Gulf of Mexico.
Florida red grouper quota reallocation angers commercial-fishing sector.
Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance: Statement on Red Grouper Quota Instability
NOAA puts limit on red grouper harvest for commercial fishermen, prices may soon soar.
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We are fighting the illegal reallocation of red grouper quota away from fishing families who depend on it and WE NEED YOUR HELP!