Northline commissions construction of $62.5m Alaska processing vessel
Northline Seafoods plans to commission the vessel Hannah at a shipyard in the US city of Bellingham, Washington, in 2023
Alaska to announce more votes in Murkowski, Peltola races on Tuesday
Tens of thousands of ballots are still waiting to be counted in Alaska, including thousands more on their way in the mail
2022 ASMI meeting: Promotion of H&G sockeye seen as needed ‘pretty much everywhere’
Undercurrent News is covering the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute's 'All Hands' meeting, the first held live since 2019
Alaska governor sticks up again for sockeye-threatening Pebble Mine
In his Sept. 6, three-page letter to Casey Sixkiller, administrator of the EPA region that includes Alaska, Mike Dunleavy said the proposed veto of the project is 'deeply concerning'
Pebble Mine, salmon factor in Alaska Native group’s 2022 political endorsements
The United Tribes of Bristol Bay is endorsing both Lisa Murkowski, a Republican, and Pat Chesbro, a Democrat, for the US Senate
Pebble Mine opponents optimistic but nervous in advance of final EPA rule
A final decision was expected this month from the EPA but the federal agency said it would need until December to review all of the comments
NFI joins wave in opposition to Pebble Mine on last day of comment period
'If fully developed, Pebble Mine would generate billions of tons of toxic mining waste that would feed into the Bristol Bay waters'
Alaska seafood champion Murkowski gets big boost from independent PAC
Alaskans for L.I.S.A. has raised $2.4 million over the past three months, four times as much as rival, Donald Trump-backed Republican Kelly Tshibaka
EU grocers balk at ever-escalating Alaska sockeye prices, threaten delisting
Early season price talks reveal that Alaska processors are looking for an increase of $1 per pound over last year, a sockeye buyer told Undercurrent
Silver Bay ordered to pay $467k for waste violations at Bristol Bay salmon plant
Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation has ordered Silver Bay Seafoods to pay $467,469 for water quality violations at its Naknek River facility in Bristol Bay