'Salmon are a fundamental part of life in Alaska -- for our families, our communities, our economy and our cultural traditions' -- US senator Dan Sullivan

One possible explanation for a recent drop in harvesters was the uncertainty created by an ongoing court battle

By Tom Seaman

New Zealand's largest seafood company, Sanford, has parted ways with its CEO not long after its top sales executive also left

The state-wide sockeye harvest is down 28% year-on-year at 111,301 metric tons ex-vessel, largely due to an expected drop in the Bristol Bay sockeye run

Half of the statewide sockeye run has been caught, totaling 60,501 metric tons. That's only down about 5% from the bumper haul in 2022 despite a lower 2023 forecast

New Zealand King Salmon has appointed Carl Carrington as its new CEO, effective from Aug. 7

By Daniel Hilliard

Reduced landings of Alaskan sockeye and Chinook salmon in statistical week 26 (ended July 1) has the overall harvest down by 19% in the state so far this year

Alaska's commercial salmon harvest as of Week 25 (ended June 24) is about on par with the equivalent week in 2022, excepting significant year-on-year sockeye volumes

By Elizabeth Earl

Salmon are pouring into the landing docks in Alaska, but there's still no clear picture of what prices fishermen will receive for them

Research has indicated that 'product of USA' and 'wild-caught' are 'two of the top five US consumer motivations for choosing seafood over other proteins' -- Greg Smith, ASMI