Alaska’s overall commercial salmon harvest likely to shrink this year
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game points to a steep drop in pinks and fewer Bristol Bay sockeye as bringing down this year's anticipated commercial harvest
Alaska Senate would provide $7.5m to help shaky in-state processors
Most of the cash would go toward buying out what SeaShare calls an 'oversupply' of seafood from last year's harvest
Bristol Bay sockeye run expected to be among smallest in decade
The last time an even-year sockeye harvest was around 30 million fish was in 2012, when the statewide salmon total was 127m fish
Canadian NGOs challenge Alaskan salmon fishery’s MSC re-certification
'Labeling these as sustainable fisheries misleads consumers,' -- Greg Knox, SkeenaWild Conservation Trust
Official data shows Americans are eating less canned seafood, TikTok says otherwise
NOAA data reveal that despite the shift, overall seafood consumption per capita has drifted higher over the past three decades
Silver Bay confirms Peter Pan’s King Cove plant won’t open for salmon season
After Undercurrent News reported that King Cove seemingly won't open for the upcoming Alaska salmon season, Silver Bay confirmed
Silver Bay, Peter Pan deal leaves future of King Cove plant in doubt
Peter Pan's official Facebook account posted company 'will be halting operations at its processing plants,' with Alaskans assuming King Cove won't open for salmon season
FAO: Fisheries, aquaculture production hit new global record in 2022
Global fisheries and aquaculture production hit 223.2m metric tons in 2022, marking the highest levels since 1950, according to the latest FAO figures
Two floating salmon freezer barges to shake up Alaska processing scene
Circle Seafoods and Northline Seafoods each anticipate their floating freezer vessels will head to the US state for the summer salmon season
Marubeni’s domestic trader ready to forge an export path, promote land-based salmon
After merging the global seafood trading business from Japanese conglomerate Marubeni on April 1, the new company 'will steadily strike out on its own,' said Benirei CEO Masayuki Yano