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American Seafoods, Kloosterboer execs: Alaska shippers, cold storage can’t cope with pollock volumes

Cold storage in Dutch Harbor is overflowing with product with US shippers unable to cope with big volumes at such short notice due to closure of the so-called Bayside program

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 15, 2021 18:15 BST
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Cold storage in Alaska pollock hub Dutch Harbor is overflowing with pollock while US shippers are unable to cope with the big volumes caused by the closure of the so-called Bayside program, said executives with American Seafoods Group (ASG) and Kloosterboer Dutch Harbor (KDH) in legal documents filed Sept. 14. [...]

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