A campaign to put pressure on Gulf Coast restaurants and festivals has ruffled feathers and made headlines. But it's a small part of a war that has left domestic shrimpers on the ropes.

The Mississippi Legislature recently passed House Bill 602, marking a move to enhance transparency in the seafood industry and build greater consumer confidence.

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