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They got a raw deal. Long Island’s oyster industry has been left shellshocked after the “worst winter of the century” cost purveyors tons of inventory — and steep profit losses — thanks to an unprecedented deep freeze. “We’re buying clams and oysters about 10% higher already,” Vincent’s Clam Bar manager Danny Pepi told The Post of increasing costs on his Carle Place restaurant. Popei’s Clam Bar is purchasing oysters at a similar price hike, while owner Joe Reale said he’s even struggling to shell out enough at his Bethpage eatery. “Sometimes you order 300 or 400 and only get 200,”…
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