By Jeanine Stewart

Record warm water temperatures -- unrelated to the recently-declared El Nino -- spark questions about the implications for fisheries throughout North America and Russia

By Jeanine Stewart

Low global exchange rates and huge supply inclux from last year's harvest pressure processors as next season -- with its historically high forecast -- approaches in June 

By Jeanine Stewart

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

Key Alaska fishermen's organization issues long list of corrections on the Discovery Channel's depiction of its fishery

Lawyer for two set netters says Extreme Salmon is likely to agree to settlement to make good on 2014 season

By Matt Whittaker

Outdoor clothing manufacturer's Patagonia Provisions venture aims to expand its seafood line, considers widening its sourcing footprint and plans to sell its products via retailers

By Tom Seaman, Jeanine Stewart and Matt Whittaker

Keep coming back to Undercurrent News for all the news from the NFI Global Seafood Markets Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada

US salmon processor Silver Bay Seafoods inked a deal to buy land from the Alaskan city of Sitka

By Tom Seaman

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

In reaction to tough times in the international sockeye scene, Alaska seafood marketers are shelling out $1 million for a global marketing campaign