Fri. Sep 27 2024

Appellate Court Finds Structure of Fishery Management Councils Unconstitutional


“Lightning Strike” of 2,000 Chinook Salmon Close Down Central Gulf of Alaska Pollock Fishery


FTC Sends Warning to Seafood Restaurants: Décor Can be Misleading


Politics Take Center Stage at Wild Alaska Pollock Annual Meeting


Raw Seafoods Responds to Claims of Underage Labor Violations


Council Creates Indigenous Committee to Strengthen Traditional Voices in Pacific Fisheries


Japanese Government to Grant up to $3.6 Million to Establish a Fisheries Research Center


Coast Guard Medevacs Man from Fishing Vessel Near San Clemente Island


Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, September 27


Thu. Sep 26 2024

Ecuador’s Aquaculture Chamber Warns That Power Outages Put Shrimp Production, Exports at Risk


ANALYSIS: Maine Lobster Landings Decline as New-Shell Prices Near 2021 Record Highs


Mowi Sets 600,000 MT Volume Goal for 2029, Looking to Cut Costs by EUR 400 Million


SE Alaska Seafood Economy Struggles Amid Expanding Tourism, Retail Trade, and Government


Western Pacific Council Receives Praise, Spars with NMFS on Policies, Especially ESA


Ecuador Gearing up for AQUAEXPO 2024


The Government of Canada, Five Nations Sign Groundbreaking Incremental Reconciliation Agreement


How a Port Strike Could Ripple Through the Ag Sector


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, September 26


Wed. Sep 25 2024

The Retail Rundown: Onwards to October


The National Fisheries Institute Pushing Seafood Consumption with 5th National Pescatarian Month


NEFMC Names Chair, Vice Chair for ‘24-25; Adds Pair of Council Members


Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission Approves New Dungeness Crab Rules to Reduce Entanglements


Acme Smoked Fish Foundation All set for Next Cycle of Industry Climate Awards


Plant-Based Seafood Brand Oshi Taps ‘HealthyGirl Kitchen’s’ Danielle Brown as Chief Culinary Officer


Steakholder Foods Signs Commercial Sales Agreement for its Plant-Based Premixes with Bondor Foods


Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, September 25


Tue. Sep 24 2024

ANALYSIS: Squid Landings and Imports on the Decline Across Multiple Regions


Canada, France Come to Terms on Atlantic Halibut Quotas


Oregon Seeks Applicants for Offshore Wind Roadmap Development as BOEM Readies Auction


Nordic Innovation Backs Combining Offshore Wind and Fish Farms In Swedens EEZ


Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, September 24


Mon. Sep 23 2024

ANALYSIS: A Look at the Market Landscape for Frozen Tilapia out of China Post Typhoon


Canada Releases Plan to Phase Out Open Net-Pen Salmon Farming in British Columbia


Alaska's Peltola Announces $277 Million to Alaska Fisheries Disasters


Russian Fish Exports in Steady Decline Throughout 2024


USCG Boards Gulf Shrimper for Safety Inspection, Finds 20 MT of Shrimp Aboard and Expired Permit


Ecuador’s CNA Partners with Sustainable Shrimp Partnership for SustainED Event


Legislation Aimed at Expediting Disaster Relief Process Advances to House Floor


Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, September 23


Japan: 40% of Fishery Workers are Over 65 Years Old; 70% of Aquaculture Operators Have No Successors


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Industry To Peltola: “We Urge You To Withdraw Your Bill”

Over 30 industry associations and companies have sent a letter to Congresswoman Mary Sattler Peltola to express their concerns regarding H.R. 8507, a bill sponsored by the Alaska Rep. to “provide for the designation of areas within which fishing activities carried out using bottom trawls may be carried out.”

The seafood industry has been very vocal about its issues with the bill since Peltola introduced it in late May. But the letter sent this Thursday makes another plea for her to withdraw the legislation, with the argument that...

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