The seafood industry is still facing a lingering impact from the Terrebonne Parish oil spill, although officials say products are safe to eat
Newell Normand · Audacy
April 2, 202616m 3s
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A recent oil spill in Terrebonne Parish is being closely monitored by state agencies and appears contained to localized marsh and nearshore areas. Ongoing testing of seafood, like shrimp, crab, oysters, and fish, has found no unsafe contamination, and officials say products currently on the market are safe to eat. Mitch Jurisich, Plaquemines Parish Councilmember & Chairman of the Oyster Task Force, joins Newell to give an update on the situation.
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