Peter Pan’s new owner sees chance to make ‘the perfect vertically integrated company’
The deal will result in a shift for commodity-focused Peter Pan to sell more 'single-frozen, value-added, Alaskan seafood'
Rodger May, McKinley Capital close deal for Peter Pan
US seafood entrepreneur Rodger May and Alaskan private equity McKinley Capital have closed a deal for salmon and whitefish processor Peter Pan from Japan's Maruha Nichiro
US seafood industry to get by with minor wound in EU Boeing-Airbus trade war
Just $61.4 million worth of US seafood products look to be subject to the EU's tariffs, far less than the $528m previously identified
New 25% EU tariffs to spare US lobster, pollock, but hit Atlantic, Pacific salmon
'It makes no sense that a [WTO] dispute about planes that fly 40,000 feet above where fish swim should include seafood' -- John Connelly, president of the National Fisheries Institute
North Pacific workers file suit claiming rat-infested housing, unpaid wages
The lawsuit claims the worker housing provided by North Pacific is 'unsuitable for human occupancy'
Wild Alaskan adds two to exec team, snow crab to product offerings
The company, which operates as a seafood subscription service, has hired a new director of operations and a marketing vice president
COVID-19 hits US West Coast fish prices hard, data shows
This year is proving to be a tough one for US West Coast fishers due to COVID-19, according to the latest price data available on Undercurrent News' data portal
NZ King Salmon expanding US retail offerings
The company said that its Regal Wood Roasted King Salmon line, launched in New Zealand in 2012, would be sold in the US through Safeway stores on the East Coast and Amazon
NZ’s Sanford invests in new RAS salmon hatchery
A Provincial Growth Fund loan will contribute to a $10.7m phase-one design which will produce 1.5 million chinook smolt, supporting 6,000t of salmon at harvest
Pebble CEO: Final EIS turns ‘lie’ about endangering sockeye ‘on its head’
'Project detractors will surely take this report to court and I welcome that challenge because the process is sound and defensible' -- Tom Collier, Pebble Partnership