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Pacific Seafood gets water quality fine reduced

The remaining $31,000 of the original $123,000 fine will be waived if the company stays in compliance with its original water quality permit for a year

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 9, 2022 19:02 BST
A Pacific Seafood truck in Seattle, Washington. Credit: Undercurrent News, September 2016
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Pacific Seafood Group agreed to a reduced $92,000 fine with Washington state regulators after the major US West Coast processor made a series of unauthorized wastewater discharges into Gray's Harbor, The Associated Press reports [...]

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