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Abundant Seafood
Mark Marhefka is a commercial fisherman originally from Jacksonville, Florida. He owns Abundant Seafood with his wife, Kerry, in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. He delivers his fresh catch to more than twenty restaurants in Charleston, and runs a CSF (community-supported fishery) from Shem Creek where he docks his boat, the Amy Marie.
Date of interview:
2015-03-07
Interviewer:
Kate Medley/Sara Wood
Photographer:
Kate Medley/Sara Wood
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