Maine Sardine Council
Maine Sardine Council was established by the state legislature in 1951 for the purpose of promoting high quality standards for the sardine industry. A staffed, independent state agency, the council was made up of active members of the sardine packing industry. Its work was supported by a tax levied on each case of sardines produced in the state. Disbanded in 1998.
From the description of Maine Sardine Council collection, 20th century. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 776905069
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| creatorOf | Maine Sardine Council. Maine Sardine Council collection, 20th century. | Penobscot Marine Museum | |
| creatorOf | Reed, Deborah J. [Culinary ephemera : fish and seafood]. Box 272. | William L. Clements Library |
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