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N.J. seafood co-op seeks more visibility

Belford Seafood Co-Op taking part in Grown in Monmouth campaign

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David Tauro is dock manager at Belford Seafood Co-Op, a group of about 20 commercial fishing companies that have been in business together since 1953. (The New Jersey Farmer)

BELFORD, N.J. — Patrons of farmers’ markets in Monmouth County and those who support the Grown in Monmouth campaign will be seeing a lot more of the Belford Seafood Co-Op in 2017.

The facility, nestled off Route 36 near the Sandy Hook Bay, has revamped its retail store and will be making efforts to make the organization more visible.

To read the full article, please visit The New Jersey Farmer.

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