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Christian Brothers Seafood Enterprises LLC

NPDES permit LA0127829 · EPA data of Oct 12, 2026

What it is

Industrial or other facility

Where

Louisiana · map

Last 12 months

No reports in EPA's file

Permit

In force until Sep 30, 2031

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Permit summary (.xlsx)

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Last 12 months (Oct 1, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026)

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Reporting

Reports due

About 28 days after each period ends

How strict are these limits?

Compared with the same limit in similar permits.

• pH, instantaneous maximum 8.5 SU — stricter than 91% of 680 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 9% have the same limit
• Solids, total suspended, daily maximum 45 mg/L — stricter than 18% of 551 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 59% have the same limit
• Oxygen demand, chem. [high level] [COD], monthly average 200 mg/L — stricter than 11% of 76 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 88% have the same limit
• Solids, total suspended, monthly average 30 mg/L — stricter than 7% of 489 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 59% have the same limit
• BOD, 5-day, 20 deg. C, daily maximum 45 mg/L — stricter than 6% of 341 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 80% have the same limit
• BOD, 5-day, 20 deg. C, monthly average 30 mg/L — stricter than 5% of 335 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 77% have the same limit
• Oxygen demand, chem. [high level] [COD], daily maximum 300 mg/L — stricter than 3% of 153 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 39% have the same limit
• Oil & Grease, daily maximum 15 mg/L — stricter than 3% of 401 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 96% have the same limit
• Coliform, fecal general, daily maximum 400 #/100mL — stricter than 0% of 410 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 93% have the same limit
• Coliform, fecal general, monthly geometric mean 200 #/100mL — stricter than 0% of 367 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 95% have the same limit
• pH, instantaneous minimum at least 6 SU — stricter than 0% of 680 other minor industrial and other permits in Louisiana; 98% have the same limit

Limits in force (18)

Cited limits by parameter: Louisiana's rules and the federal ones, each row cited to the rule it comes from.

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