Alaska sockeye prices expected to fall in 2023 even with average harvest predicted
Alaska's salmon season is due to kick off in just over a month, with stable or lower prices predicted for sockeye and some high market prices for king salmon
Lusamerica uses dock, Noah’s Ark to support California fisheries resurrection
Monterey Bay had its fisheries collapse in the 1990s. Conservation efforts brought back the fish, and, with stocks healthy, Lusamerica Foods is bringing back the fishermen
South Atlantic is US’ largest per capita seafood consuming region, study finds
The biggest consumer of seafood in the US is also the most visited region by international tourists
Southwind plans to ‘double, even triple’ sales of newly acquired Cali processor
US importer and processor Southwind Foods plans to significantly grow the business of Caito Fisheries, the primary processor of California fish it's just acquired
Alaska Airlines’ famous ‘Salmon Thirty Salmon’ jet will get a new paint job
The airplane's name comes from a 1987 incident when an Alaska Airlines jet was struck by a salmon dropped by a bald eagle in Juneau
Alaska senator supports developing state port, opposes lawsuit against salmon fishery
'I think what you guys are doing here in Wrangell has enormous potential'
Alaskan cities give support for lawsuit-challenged king salmon troll fishery
The Wild Fish Conservancy's lawsuit argues that the federal government hasn't done enough to address the fishery's impact on southern resident killer whales' food supply
Copper River salmon marketing group adds staffers
'Hiring marketing professionals can be challenging in our small coastal community' -- Christa Hoover, Copper River Prince William Sound Marketing Association
NZ King Salmon raises FY23 production, earnings guidance on strong harvest
NZ King Salmon has raised its production forecast and revised its earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending June 2023 due to a better-than-expected seasonal harvest
Alaska town will donate $25,000 to support salmon trollers’ legal fight
The US town of Sitka, Alaska, will use $25,000 to support a legal fight that threatens to shut down commercial trolling for king salmon