Blumar, Platina Seafood join NFI salmon marketing body
Blumar USA and Platina Seafood USA join NFI Salmon Council, set up to promote farmed and wild salmon in the US market
Bristol Bay salmon run may be very early this year
Packers report that tenders will be on the ground by June 9, as this year's commercial harvest is pegged at 16.86 million fish
Alaska Pebble Mine company sues EPA to stop it from vetoing Bristol Bay mining
Northern Dynasty's Pebble Mine Partnership seeks injunction to stop federal agency from vetoing mining project in Alaska
Industry players: Traceability demand strengthening on seafood, weak on other products
Traceability’s importance to the US foodservice market appears to be strengthening in seafood as the trend remains somewhat unimportant to other products, industry players at the National Restaurant Association show indicated Tuesday
Copper River fish come in slow, prices down
Grounds prices for the first fish dipped to $3.50 for sockeye and $6 for kings at last week's opening
Alaska’s first Copper River salmon lands in Seattle
First Copper River salmon from Alaska arrived in Seattle on Friday, as cargo delivered about 24,100 pounds of salmon caught in Prince William Sound
Alaska seafood exports rank 6th in value internationally
The state of Alaska's annual seafood export value ranks up there with the top six largest seafood exporting nations in the world
Alaska salmon sellers brace for possible Fraser River sockeye supply influx
The pre-season Alaska sockeye industry buzz this year is the Fraser River salmon supply wild card
Sources: Marubeni closes in on salmon supplier
Acquisitive Japanese trading giant Marubeni is in the final stages of talks with a farmed and wild salmon supplier, sources told Undercurrent News
Kamchatka salmon catch advice set at 140,000t
Highest advice set for pink salmon, followed by sockeye and chum