Pacific Seafood Processors Association (PSPA) is a nonprofit seafood industry trade association. Its corporate members are major seafood processing companies with operations in Alaska and Washington.
Alaska/Pacific Coast Bristol Bay Landings Continue to Increase Over the Weekend with Naknek-Kvichak Surge SEAFOODNEWS.COM by Peggy Parker – July 16, 2018 Landings continue to surge in Bristol Bay last weekend, marking the week’s catch of almost 12 million sockeyes
Alaska/Pacific Coast Commercial fishing slow for sockeye, good for chum Peninsula Clarion by Elizabeth Earl – July 12, 2018 Commercial fishermen around the Gulf of Alaska are seeing weaker sockeye salmon runs, but Cook Inlet salmon fishermen at least are
Alaska/Pacific Coast Alaska Fisheries Report KMXT by Maggie Wall – July 11, 2018 Lots of fish news this week. Unfortunately, much of it is not good. First up, and this is a developing story so things could change, President Trump
Alaska/Pacific Coast Seafood processors continue to grapple with H-2B visa shortage As Bristol Bay’s 2018 salmon season continues, seafood processors are grappling with a problem that has loomed large over the industry the past few years – an increasing demand
Alaska/Pacific Coast Naknek River Special Harvest Area’s tight fishing ground draws spectators KDLG by Mitch Borden – July 10, 2018 The Naknek River is a little chaoctic as fishermen compete for fish in the Naknek River Special Harvest Area. The
