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Lower halibut catch limits in Alaska help drive higher prices

There will likely be little frozen fish available until May, and prices for fresh halibut will likely remain high at the beginning of the season -- Tradex

By Elizabeth Earl | April 27, 2023 16:21 BST
Permission to use photograph granted by the International Pacific Halibut Commission.
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Halibut season opened in the US state of Alaska in early March with lower catch limits and likely higher prices driving the market this year [...]

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