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Is 2012 Russian pollock still in play?

Big processors hope so, American pollock industry hopes not

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 9, 2013 08:14 GMT
Alaska Pollock
Double frozen pollock fillets, produced from headed and gutted raw material.
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Russian pollock from the Sea of Okhotsk fishery caught after Feb. 27, 2012 will be eligible for sale as Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)-labeled if the fishery is certified as planned in February, according to the chain of custody certifier. [...]

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