MSC board offers mediation in response to Trident request to force certificate sharing
Board of directors did not respond directly to Trident Seafoods' request to force certificate sharing in its public response to the inquiry on Wednesday
Silver Bay, Copper River leave MSC hopefuls out in cold
ASPA rejects Trident Seafoods-led MSC rejoin attempt the week of the 2015 Copper River salmon opener
Researchers looking into whether sharks affect king salmon abundance
Alaska researchers are looking into whether salmon sharks are taking a bite out of Bering Sea king salmon numbers
Alaska salmon MSC re-join hopefuls offer to pay full assessment cost to PSVOA, ASPA
Trident and the nine other Alaska salmon processors looking to re-join the MSC make offer in hopes of expediting negotiations as current client group remains mum on whether to allow them back in
NMFS closes GOA groundfish season on Chinook bycatch concerns
Fishing in the Gulf of Alaska's western and central regions for the non-pollock, non-rockfish sector closes by NMFS decision on Sunday at noon
Questions swirl around Silver Bay’s potential MSC nod
'Will-they-or-won’t-they' conversations surrounded the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute’s two stands at the Brussels seafood show this week
PWS Alaska salmon no longer pursuing MSC
As major Alaska salmon processors go after re-entry into the MSC program, a major portion of Alaska salmon supply is done with the process for the foreseeable future
Alaska salmon MSC re-join facing logistical maze if Silver Bay won’t play ball
A major question looms over Alaska salmon processors’ attempt to rejoin the MSC certification program: will client group leader Silver Bay let them back in?
Optimism ahead of California chinook season, but drought poses longer term worries
The Pacific Fisheries Management Council has approved a 139-day San Francisco-region 2015 chinook season from May 1 to Sept. 30
Alaska salmon processors in talks to re-join MSC group ahead of massive sockeye, pink forecasts
With predictions of a massive season for both sockeye and pink, the Alaska salmon companies who left the MSC program are now in talks to get back into the client group