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Crawfish Sales Are Crawling Back to East Texas Amidst Shortages in Louisiana

March 15, 2024 — If you’re a crawfish lover, you know finding this delicacy in east Texas has been a challenge. With a shortage in Louisiana restaurants here have taken a hit.

However, with crawfish boil season around the corner, some places are seeing lower prices and more crawfish on the way.

“Everybody that loves crawfish have been looking for them,” said Grace Murphy the owner of Double M Wholesale Seafood.

She says they’re getting back on track in delivering crawfish to their customers.

“Now, we are at the point where] we are getting a lot more in, deliver restaurants need,” said Murphy.

They serve over 30 restaurants across East Texas, from Nacogdoches to Terrell. So, when the drought in Louisiana dried up the crawfish supply they felt the pressure.

Read the full article at Seafoodnews.com

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