ROCKPORT — Tumbling lobster prices have spurred a rush on the normally pricey seafood, from popular Boston waterfront spots like James Hook & Co. to weathered fish shacks to some grocery stores.
“We’ve been selling out every day,” said Brian Sansoucie, a supermarket manager on the North Shore. “Customers are thrilled, and we just can’t keep enough of them.”
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So many pot bouys out there you can walk on them. Maybe this has something to do with the glut?
Let's see. The article states that demand is up 50% and that the price is down 33%. A little bit of math would indicate that lobster-men should be making a bigger profit than before.