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Around a third of First Water’s salmon is already sold in North America, but new CEO Einar Orn Ólafsson expects this to ...
24/09/2026

Around a third of First Water’s salmon is already sold in North America, but new CEO Einar Orn Ólafsson expects this to grow as the Icelandic land-based farmer ramps up production.

Alaska po***ck's A season earlier this year began with significant challenges moving crews to Dutch Harbor. Prolonged co...
22/09/2026

Alaska po***ck's A season earlier this year began with significant challenges moving crews to Dutch Harbor. Prolonged cold temperatures and blizzard conditions caused extended flight disruptions between Anchorage and the island, delaying crew arrivals and vessel departures.

The logistical challenges pile on top of a year where po***ck supply is already low and demand remains high.

Read the full story: https://www.intrafish.com/whitefish/unisea-alaska-officials-seek-solution-for-po***ck-a-season-bottlenecks/2-1-2046763

The current fisheries protocol runs until 2030, and no changes are expected before this, a Greenlandic politician told I...
21/09/2026

The current fisheries protocol runs until 2030, and no changes are expected before this, a Greenlandic politician told IntraFish.

IntraFish is on the ground in Bangkok for all the news, views and analysis from the Responsible Seafood Summit. Check ou...
21/09/2026

IntraFish is on the ground in Bangkok for all the news, views and analysis from the Responsible Seafood Summit. Check out our live blog in the comments.

Four leading seafood industry organizations representing largely Alaska harvesters, processors, marketers and seafood bu...
18/09/2026

Four leading seafood industry organizations representing largely Alaska harvesters, processors, marketers and seafood businesses are calling for reforms to the European Union’s CATCH digital seafood traceability system, warning that rigid reporting mandates are creating severe trade barriers for legally harvested U.S. seafood while failing to reflect industrial supply chain complexities in Alaska.

The Pacific Seafood Processors Association (PSPA), the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI), and the At-sea Processors Association (APA) issued a joint whitepaper outlining necessary fixes to the regulation. The National Fisheries Institute—the primary U.S. seafood trade body—joined the coalition to back the reform call.

“These are not theoretical concerns,” said Jeremy Woodrow, executive director of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute. “When thousands of tons of legally harvested seafood are sitting in storage and businesses face significant additional costs, it is clear that implementation needs to be improved.”

https://www.intrafish.com/fisheries/-not-theoretical-concerns-eu-catch-system-leaves-thousands-of-tons-of-us-seafood-stuck/2-1-2045415

“This grant comes at an especially important time for Bristol Bay’s fishermen as the seafood industry continues to navig...
16/09/2026

“This grant comes at an especially important time for Bristol Bay’s fishermen as the seafood industry continues to navigate a challenging market,” said Lilani Dunn, executive director of Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association. “Foodservice represents significant untapped potential for Bristol Bay sockeye salmon, and this funding will help us introduce our fish to more chefs and diners while building stronger, more diversified demand.”

Read the story here: https://www.intrafish.com/salmon/funding-targets-untapped-restaurant-demand-for-alaska-sockeye-salmon/2-1-2044022

Seafood giant Cooke Inc. wants to invest more in its Canadian operations, but a major reason for deals like its recent A...
16/09/2026

Seafood giant Cooke Inc. wants to invest more in its Canadian operations, but a major reason for deals like its recent Avramar Greece acquisition is because “we haven't been able to grow fast enough in Canada to stay competitive,” according to Joel Richardson, vice president of public relations for Cooke Inc.

Richardson told attendees at the Cold Harvest and Aquaculture Conference in Newfoundland on Wednesday that Glenn Cooke, owner of the Canada-based seafood giant, would “like to spend about three-quarters of a billion dollars in Canada over the next 3 to 5 years.”

“But there is tremendous pressure to spend that three-quarters of a billion dollars not in Atlantic Canada, but in Scotland, or in Chile, or in other places where we farm,” Richardson said during a conference panel discussion. “That sucks.”

Read the full story here: https://www.intrafish.com/aquaculture/-that-sucks-cooke-builds-abroad-with-avramar-while-major-canadian-investments-wait-in-line/2-1-2044624?abtest=a

Alaska’s gubernatorial, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate candidates all spoke at public forums that put hot‑button seafood is...
15/09/2026

Alaska’s gubernatorial, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate candidates all spoke at public forums that put hot‑button seafood issues front and center.

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