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remote northern regions where western food is an expensive import, and traditional foods are still relied upon. [ ] [ ] [ ] the government of the northwest territories estimated in that nearly half of northwest territories residents in smaller communities relied on country food for % of their meat and fish
the percentage was lower, with the lowest percentage relying on country foods ( %) being in yellowknife , the capital and only "large community". the most common country foods in the northwest territories' area include mammals and birds (caribou, moose, ducks, geese, seals, hare, grouse, ptarmigan), fish...
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), greenland halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides), cod fish maw, hake fish, black tiger shrimp, grey mullet (mugilidae), king fish, stock fish, mullet (red fish), dungeness crab (metacarcinus magister), brown crab, octopus, squid and many others. sea-ex member mah protein co. ltd. iran - we are the
magellanicus), cod fillet, cod loins, cod maw, cod roe, salmon fillet, salmon heads, salmon belly flaps, salmon bits and pieces, salmon backbones, dried fish maw, cod fish maw, dried sea cucumber (apostichopus japonicas), snow crab (chionoecetes opilio), king crab clusters, snow crab clusters, cooked...
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), greenland halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides), cod fish maw, hake fish, black tiger shrimp, grey mullet (mugilidae), king fish, stock fish, mullet (red fish), dungeness crab (metacarcinus magister), brown crab, octopus, squid and many others. sea-ex member mah protein co. ltd. iran - we are the
magellanicus), cod fillet, cod loins, cod maw, cod roe, salmon fillet, salmon heads, salmon belly flaps, salmon bits and pieces, salmon backbones, dried fish maw, cod fish maw, dried sea cucumber (apostichopus japonicas), snow crab (chionoecetes opilio), king crab clusters, snow crab clusters, cooked...
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