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Bristol Bay processors add capacity but shortfall still possible

Salmon processors in the US state of Alaska are making preparations to collectively handle 10m more sockeye this year than they did in 2019

By Jason Smith | Feb. 22, 2022 19:41 GMT
A fisherman in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Photo: Chris Miller
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A recent survey of the 15 major processors in the US state of Alaska’s Bristol Bay forecasts a possibly large gap between the number of sockeye that buyers plan to purchase this summer, 52 million, and the total potentially available for harvest, more than 60m [...]

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