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Oct. 6, 2017

As Mr. Hearn demonstrates filleting a cod fish, Simon Adu-Boeteng of Ghana, far left, is reminded of his home country where they use all parts of the fish. Mr. Adu-Boeteng, who is studying for a master’s of education degree, says he was surprised at how much of the fish is discarded.

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