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Northline Seafoods' 400-foot floating barge is still operating and processing salmon, even if at a diminished capacity, while anchored in Bristol Bay, in the US state of Alaska, the company confirmed on July 2.
Undercurrent News reported earlier in the day that the Hannah, a 400-foot vessel owned by the Bellingham, Washington-based company, was sidelined from being able to process sockeye salmon after experiencing an electrical fire under one of its spiral freezers on June 30.
Then, fishing in Alaska's Bristol Bay sockeye fishery is off to a slow start, with this season's cumulative catch total down about 50% compared to this time last year [...]
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