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Outlook 2015: Another risky year for Alaska’s Bristol Bay sockeye processors

Alaska’s Bristol Bay sockeye processors could be in for another tough year in 2015, with the forecast of the largest return and harvest in 20 years and weakening demand for major product forms in key markets

By Minato-Tsukiji | Jan. 7, 2015 16:51 GMT
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