By Nick Sambides Jr.

'These losses could have been mitigated', the lawsuit states

By Jason Huffman

'We decided to go because many of our customers are going, and we hope to have good discussions about the upcoming season' -- Martin Sullivan, Ocean Choice International

By Dan Gibson

As much as 20% of national shrimp production could be black tiger by the year's end, with major packer Royale Marine forming a new 10,000t JV for black tiger production

Spot prices for salmon farmed in Chile increased once more on the US and Chinese markets in the third week of 2022, while they dipped slightly for Brazil

Halibut PEI voluntarily filed for bankruptcy on Jan. 14, saying that it owed CAD 9.5 million  to its creditors

Just 9,000 metric tons of pollock has been harvested in Alaska so far, compared to 35,000t by the same point last year and 99,000t by this time in 2020

By Neil Ramsden

The latest report from Rabobank expects good demand to support high prices with salmon supply set to be tight and shrimp supply increasing in the first half of 2022

Kruger Brothers Ship Supply was mainly a purveyor for commercial fishing boats, including those going on long scallop trips, before it closed in 2019

Federal officials have declined to comment on whether an investigation is ongoing, but a B & J employee said agents told everyone they were serving a warrant

Undercurrent News is featuring 'Fish Factor', a weekly column featuring the reporting and perspective of Alaska seafood journalist Laine Welch