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Jones Act-qualified shippers have capacity to move all Alaska seafood to ‘lower 48’

The four Jones Act-qualified US shippers have enough capacity to move all Alaskan seafood needed for 'lower 48' states, says exec in a statement supporting US gov't position

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 14, 2021 16:45 BST
An Alaska Marine Lines (AML) barge loaded up for its journey from Dutch Harbor to Seattle. Credit: AML's Facebook page
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The four Jones Act-qualified US shippers have enough capacity to move all the Alaskan seafood needed for sale to the "lower 48" states, contrary to the position taken by two American Seafoods Group (ASG) subsidiaries in a lawsuit against the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency.  [...]

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