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MS Moments 298 Sunseri - P & J Oysters
Founded in 1876, P&J Oyster Company of New Orleans was the oldest continually-operating oyster business in the United States.\xa0 In June of 2010, owners Al, Sal, and Blake Sunseri were forced to close after the B.P. oil spill.
\n\xa0Blake Sunseri describes how the French Quarter would awaken to the sounds of oyster shucking.
\nAl Sunseri explains that oyster shucking has always been done by immigrants.\xa0\xa0He laments having to lay off long-time employees. He marvels at the out-pouring of support for their company as they look to the future.
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P&J Oysters can be found online at Oysterlovers.com.
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