Maine Lobsters are carefully harvested by local Maine Families in a way that maintains a healthy stock for next year’s dinner table and for the next generation of Sustainable Fishing Families.

Maine Lobstermen have self-imposed conservation methods including a return to the sea policy on lobsters that either too small (the babies) or to large (the breeders).

Small Lobsters are too young to produce offspring and large lobsters generate the greatest amount of offspring, so Maine Lobstermen protect the valuable lobster stock by returning theses lobster to the sea.

Because Maine’s coastal waters are pristine and rich in nutrients, and because Maine lobstermen protect the future of the lobster industry, Maine Lobsters will always by plentiful. So you can feel great about celebrating with Maine Lobster, an incredible, renewable seafood delicacy.

Love Maine Lobsters Hand Selected for Quality

The contributors to Greenville Eco Family believe in building a strong economy through responsible environmental living and we support the further development of Maine’s Sustainable Fishing Industry.

Love Maine Lobster, a Biddeford, Maine company, uses the best available environmental practices, and now offers a financially rewarding  business opportunity with a minimal investment
1)    Love Maine Lobster’s Professional Lobster Dealers hand selects the best quality lobster for our customers.

2)    All of Love Maine Lobsters must meet high standards before they receive a Love Maine Lobster endorsement with a Love Maine Lobster band that guarantees a superb tasting Maine lobster.

2) Love Maine Lobsters are shipped overnight to our partners ensuring customers receive the freshest lobsters available, the exact same freshness that Maine residents demand

3) Love Maine Lobsters live in the most technologically advanced  lobster system designed by Maine engineers in order to preserve the superior qualities of fresh Maine Lobster.

4) Love Maine Lobsters supports the advancement of marine science and conservation in America’s schools by donating a portion of each purchase each purchase to Touch Tanks For Kids an all volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to helping schools and educational facilities improve national science education.

Greenville Eco Family sincerely thanks all the Maine lobstering families for protecting the Maine  lobster industry. This video gives the viewer an inside account of sustainable lobster  fishing in Maine.

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