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High farmed prices mean more Alaska salmon stay in the US

An increasing volume of Alaska salmon appears to be staying in the US due to some consumers' preference for wild-caught as well as elevated prices for farmed salmon

By Ola Wietecha | Jan. 30, 2017 15:46 GMT
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SAN FRANCISCO -- An increasing volume of Alaska salmon appears to be staying in the US due to some consumers' preference for wild-caught as well as elevated prices for farmed salmon, according to panelists at this year's Global Marketing Seafood Conference.    [...]

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