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...There was also the note about a "Lee H. Wakefield, head of Wakefield Fisheries, and veteran Alaska herring and salmon packer, was enroute to Seattle for the winter. He reported a 36,000-case pack that season." And also "Miss Rosella...
KODIAK - Seventy-five percent of Alaska's salmon packers have decided to pull out of the Marine Stewardship Council's fisheries certification program when the current agreement expires...
...and salmon fisherman. Don Giles, president of Seattle-based Icicle Seafoods Inc., one of the state's biggest salmon packers. John Lowrance, founder of Leader Creek Fisheries, which processes Bristol Bay salmon and Togiak herring. Robin...
...complaints that too many chum salmon were being intercepted before reaching the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers. But Kodiak Salmon Packers of Larsen Bay has agreed to take up to 450,000 pounds of salmon. The money made by a portion of the fleet will be...
...board's June 6-7 meeting in La Crosse, Wis. Glenn Reed, president of a Seattle-based trade association of major salmon packers, said he doesn't think Alaska has lost the battle. But he said he hasn't sensed much sympathy from the board...
...Superior Packing Co. began operation in 1916. In early years it was known as Tenakee Fisheries Co. and Standard Salmon Packers. The first owner went bust after four years when his one contract was canceled, Pegues said. The operation then...
...as the United States and Japan by a flood of foreign farmed fish. Little farmed salmon is canned. A big worry for salmon packers is that the British taste for canned salmon is dying out with war-era generations raised on canned fish. But Barbara...
...they don't think the deal will encounter any antitrust problems. Bundrant noted that the state has lots of other salmon packers, including Peter Pan and Icicle, and that Trident remains "small potatoes" compared to Japanese conglomerates...
...board's June 6-7 meeting in La Crosse, Wis. Glenn Reed, president of a Seattle-based trade association of major salmon packers, said he doesn't think Alaska has lost the battle. But he said he hasn't sensed much sympathy from the board...
...complaints that too many chum salmon were being intercepted before reaching the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers. But Kodiak Salmon Packers of Larsen Bay has agreed to take up to 450,000 pounds of salmon. The money made by a portion of the fleet will...