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Noia Returns to the Marsh with Moderate Optimism: Capes Full of Cockle and Fine Clam, but 'Half Growing'

There was a desire to step on the sand. To go into the water. There was a desire for seafood and saltpetre. There was a desire to work. More than a thousand shellfish and shellfish farmers started a new campaign in the Muros-Noia ria this Tuesday with moderate optimism, but with illusion, after almost nine months without fishing.
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There was a desire to step on the sand. To go into the water. There was a desire for seafood and saltpetre. There was a desire to work. More than a thousand shellfish and shellfish farmers started a new campaign in the Muros-Noia ria this Tuesday with moderate optimism, but with illusion, after almost nine months without fishing.

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elcorreogallego.es broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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