A Louisiana chef and a group of Grafton-area entrepreneurs are banking on a similar makeover for the dreaded, despised Asian
carp, an invader from China that has relentlessly crowded out more popular species in Midwestern waters for more than a
decade. MORE
carp, an invader from China that has relentlessly crowded out more popular species in Midwestern waters for more than a
decade. MORE
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: "The Chilean sea bass served at many high-end restaurants wasn't nearly as appealing back when it was called Patagonian toothfish. A Louisiana chef and a group of Grafton-area entrepreneurs are banking on a similar makeover for the dreaded, despised Asian carp, an invader from China that has relentlessly crowded out more popular species in Midwestern waters for more than a decade."
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The Telegraph, October 26, 2010 Tasting is believing when it comes to realizing Asian carp as a delicacy and an economy boost.
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RESTAURANT HOSPITALITY - The FDA should check with chef Philippe Parola before it decides whether to approve consumption of fast-growing genetically engineered salmon in the U.S. He
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NESBIT, MS - Jenniffer Herrin Says Hundreds Of Asian Carp Injured Her. Herrin Wants A Mississippi Agency To Post Warning Signs
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GRAFTON — If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em. So says Ben Allen, a businessman and attorney, when he voices his solution to the area's growing Asian carp problem.
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ALTON - Renown French chef Philippe Parola will be in Alton on Saturday, serving up fish for the "It's Our River Day" at Riverfront Park. "I am encouraging the local area to participate in my Asian Carp Invasion Solution," Parola said.
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St. Louis Business Journal - "If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’ em. That’s what a group of Metro East investors and a world-famous chef hope to do with the invasive Asian carp, which has taken over the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers and eaten so much plankton, it’s decimating the populations of native game fish."
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If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’ em. That’s what a group of Metro East investors and a world-famous chef hope to do with the invasive Asian carp, which has taken over the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers and eaten so much plankton, it’s decimating the populations of native game fish.
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WASHINGTON – A former director of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources has been appointed to oversee efforts to block the possible invasion of Asian carp into the Great Lakes, the Obama administration said Wednesday.
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