In pictures: The faces and landscapes of the Alaska fishing industry
The 2014 Fishing Families photo contest put on by the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute brought some incredible family photos out into the public domain
Alaska sockeye fillets make a Whole Foods top 10 list
Leading organic and natural foods grocery store chain in the US recently released a top 10 list including sockeye salmon fillets from Alaska
Young’s loses chief fishmonger to New England
Duncan Lucas has left Young’s after ten years with the UK’s largest seafood processor, with his future employer keen to benefit from his fish expertise
Hundreds of scientists sign letter asking EPA to stop Pebble Mine
Group and-delivers letter to the Seattle-based EPA administrator before his morning talk at an environmental conference in Anchorage
Nestle, Gorton’s join High Liner in sustainability partnership
Four major seafood buyers join High Liner in its partnership with the Wild Salmon Center’s Salmon fishery improvement project
Documentaries on Bristol Bay fishing released
Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association is released a series of short documentaries on Alaska's Bristol Bay on Feb. 3
US Commerce secretary declares Fraser River sockeye a disaster
The river in Washington state is a commercial fishery failure, according to a declaration by the US secretary of commerce
Trident hires Dutch seafood veterans to target Benelux, UK
US giant Trident Seafoods hires over 50-years of seafood experience to run its new Holland office, to target sales to Benelux and the UK
Alaska’s Murkowski rejects federal interference on new mine posing risk to fisheries
Senator Lisa Murkowski, in a briefing with reporters this week, said the state of Alaska should make a decision independently from the federal authorities
NFI conference blog: Crustaceans lead the pack in US retail growth
Keep coming back to Undercurrent News for all the news from the NFI Global Seafood Markets Conference in Miami, Florida