Dongwon launches premium salmon products
Dongwon F&B's newly launched salmon products are gaining popularity domestically, says firm
Yihe receiver looks into legal action against former top US exec Morgan
Yihe receiver Wong is looking into legal action against former exec VP Morgan over allegations a company computer was returned with a different hard drive, an allegation Morgan says is 'stupid'
Yihe exaggerated revenue by $400m, claims report on excess, mismanagement at Walmart supplier
Walmart frozen seafood supplier Yihe’s audited 2012 financial statements show revenues were about $98m, when the company had stated they were $400m
Alaska pink expected to return to normal in 2014; sockeye forecast to drop
After fishermen in 2013 caught a huge 94 million, forecast for 2014 is around 22m of pinks; sockeye forecast down to around 27m
MSC responds to allegations of ‘whitewashing’ Alaska salmon certification claims
Yet the MSC website still shows odd omission of the objection by four NGO's from the record books
MSC Alaska salmon woes continue as only 2/3rd of this year’s harvest attains certification
The MSC's announcement yesterday that the 'Alaska salmon fishery earns MSC re-certification' is not the full story
MSC trying to ‘whitewash’ the record books of Alaska salmon objection, say NGOs
MSC statement that 'no objections were received' in the Alaska salmon fishery's re-certification is angering objectors, who want an apology
Alaska salmon fishery earns MSC re-certification
Having surmounted the objection obstacle posed by conservation groups last month, the Alaska salmon fishery has received certification for 13 of the 14 units of certification in the fishery
Chen makes play to return to helm of Yihe
Yihe’s president Steve Chen makes play to depose receiver James Wong and take control of $40m-$50m inventory, in latest twist in legal battle involving Walmart salmon supplier
Russian salmon catch forecast to fall 20% for 2013
The country's fishery agency expects total salmon catches to reach 360,000t, 28% lower than 2011 levels; shortages not expected though