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Mississippi Gulf Coast restaurant and its co-owner are sentenced for mislabeling seafood

  • A Mississippi Gulf Coast restaurant, Mary Mahoney’s Old French House, received five years probation and must pay nearly $1.5 million for mislabeling seafood.
  • Co-Owner Anthony Charles Cvitanovich was sentenced to three years probation and four months home detention for his role in the mislabeling.
  • U.S. Attorney Todd Gee stated that misbranding foreign seafood defrauds customers and harms the Gulf Coast seafood industry.
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