Lawmakers discuss ways to prevent influx of foreign seafood in Mobile County

Lawmakers are now stepping in to help Mobile County amid a current influx of imported foreign seafood.

A city dubbed “Alabama’s seafood capital” says some of its products are not from the Gulf.

For the past year, Bayou La Batre officials say the area is one of several in Mobile County where pounds of imported foreign seafood are being dumped. Days after Bayou La Batre signed a disaster declaration, Gov. Kay Ivey expressed support for the fishing industry.

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