Sunken Ship's Fuel Spill in Frenchman Bay Worries Shellfish Harvesters

June 1, 2021
Bob Evans | News Center Maine
When a boat sank in Frenchman Bay, Alex de Koning dove into action and stopped the ​leaking fuel.
Video Courtesy of News Center Maine

Can Japanese Tech Help Scallop Farming Hit It Big in Maine?

May 2021
Joel Crabtree | Downeast
With the potential to reinvigorate the working waterfront community, a number of Maine farms, ourselves included, have turned to Japanese techniques to automate scallop farming.
Illustration by Mike O'Leary, Downeast

Maine's Largest Mussel Grower Ramps Up For Scallops Using Japanese Method

February 23, 2021
​Jason Huffman | Undercurrent News
Utilizing a variety of Japanese harvesting methods, we're gearing up to add new diversity into our shellfish harvesting
​with Scallops.

Fiona de Koning, Hollander & DeKoning Mussel Processors, Trenton

March 21, 2019
Jennifer Booher | The Coast Walk Project
An in-depth look at our mussels, the company, and a favorite recipe.

A Jump Across
​the Atlantic

2018
When Theo de Koning left Holland in the hopes of adding to his multi-generational mussel farming family legacy, he landed in Bar Harbor Maine, and knew he found the
​perfect place.
Created by Global Aquaculture Alliance

Hollander & de Koning Makes Mussel Farming a Family Enterprise with International Flair

April 18, 2017
Joanne Friedrick | Seafood Source
Continuing to keep 6th generational Dutch Mussel Farming traditions alive on the
​Maine Coast.

Bar Harbor Family's Life Revolves
​Around Bivalve

August 24, 2015
Charles Eichacker | The Ellsworth American
From Holland to the
​Maine Coast