Russia expects 450,000t of Pacific salmon, up 30% from 2014
Russia's fishery head Ilya Shestakov says he expects total Pacific salmon production to reach 430,000t this year in strong year for pinks
UPDATED: Jury still out on Alaska salmon hatcheries, MSC keeps pressing issue
Hatchery fish can have a negative impact on wild salmon, but the jury is still out on whether the practice of releasing hatchery fish into the wild is negative or positive overall
Fishermen expecting settlement in case against Bristol Bay newcomer Extreme
Lawyer for two set netters says Extreme Salmon is likely to agree to settlement to make good on 2014 season
GSMC blog: Indonesia’s crab meat price drop may draw following; Gibson sees upside in US retail for wild salmon
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Silver Bay seals deal for Sitka land
US salmon processor Silver Bay Seafoods inked a deal to buy land from the Alaskan city of Sitka
Trident launches ‘The Alaskan’ brand in Walmart
Vertically integrated US seafood giant launches salmon, whitefish products in Alaska and Washington stores under a new brand, ‘The Alaskan’
Thai Union, Bumble Bee deal double-edged sword for Starkist
Dongwon-owned Starkist would see tough competition from a combined Thai Union and Bumble Bee, but would stand to benefit if government forces sale of assets, say sources
CDQ groups seen as possible players in Icicle sale
Their purchasing power may be small in comparison to tipped frontrunner Pacific Seafoods, but Alaska’s community development quota groups are in expansion mode and at least some can’t be written off as the Icicle sale process unfolds
ADFG launches study on hatchery impacts on wild salmon
Alaska Department of Fish and Game is carrying out a multi-year research project on hatchery salmon and its potential impact on wild populations
Alaska rolls out $1m global media campaign to counteract tough sockeye salmon market
Media blitz will target in particular the UK, Japan and Canada