Alaska salmon fishermen net $691m in record year of landings
Fishermen this year were paid an estimated $691m, which trails only the 1988 harvest, worth $724m
Nordea ups salmon price estimates on weak volume outlook
Bank increases average salmon price estimates for 2014-2015, citing decline in production in Chile and low level increase from Norway
Chilean salmon prices to Brazil, Japan nudge up; US takes dip
Chilean salmon prices to Brazil and Japan showed a small increase in week 39, while fillets prices to the US went down
Anglo American pulls out of Pebble Mine
Conglomerate withdraws from hugely controversial mining project, which has raised objections for the damage it could do to world's largest wild salmon run, but partner intends to continue with project
US exec to congressman: MSC certification is ‘economic blackmail’
Director of US processors’ organization blasts the MSC process to Alaska congressman, in a hearing on the reauthorization of the Magnuson–Stevens act
PSVOA snags another processor for MSC clientship
Alaska-based seafood wholesaler Hoonah Cold Storage publicly joined the client group seeking Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification on Friday
Chilean salmon farmer Australis cuts Q2 loss
Sales up for Q2 and first half but Australis is still in red, despite improved results
Chilean Atlantics production rising 25% in 2013 as Aquachile surges ahead
Industry's Atlantic salmon output rate gears down after years of rocketing growth, yet the industry's largest producer continues rocketing up
Multiexport’s sanitary struggles up costs, as Mitsui JV begins
Sanitary problems are not 'something that will improve on their own', says Chilean producer, as it says Mitsui JV aims to harvest 3,000t this year
Aquachile chairman: Production in line with demand this year
Victor Hugo Puchi tells Chilean media price increases of up to 18% on salmon won't go away any time soon considering production is the right level for the 'robust' demand