The shipping, cold storage and logistics firms involved in the use of the so-called "Bayside" program that relied on a 100-foot section of Canadian rail to ship frozen pollock from the US state of Alaska to the "lower 48" aren't the only ones in the supply chain facing substantial enforcement penalties from the US government [...]
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