Today's Headlines Canadian sablefish nets MSC certification Products from Canada's Pacific sablefish fishery are now eligible to carry the Marine Stewardship Council eco-label for sustainable seafood. Spotlight on farmed salmon In Chile's absence, other farmed salmon-producing countries have stepped in to fill the supply gap and establish a presence and identity within the U.S. market. Thai fisheries officials visit Middle East Thailand's target is to increase its overseas wild fisheries production to 1.5 million metric tons by 2013, with Saudi Arabia and Eritrea being potential partners. Editor's picks: Thai Union on the move Thai Union Frozen Products' acquisition of MW Brands and its iconic John West brand tops this week's SeafoodSource's coverage. Discussions & Blogs Not so fast Even if all the oil disappears, fishermen would still face low prices and a skeptical public as a result of the spill, says National Fisherman's Jerry Fraser.

Additional Headlines Nissui acquires McDonald's seafood processor Based in Chiba, Japan, Delmar Co. supplies frozen-seafood products like fish burgers and fish sticks to restaurant chains, including McDonald's. Grimsby Seafood Village gets green light The GBP 3 million complex is designed to cement the area's reputation as the United Kingdom's undisputed capital of seafood production. New immigration law threatens Phoenix seafood distributor Jairo Tellez, owner of J and V Mariscos, says his business is in limbo because of Arizona's controversial immigration enforcement law. Great Lakes Fish files for bankruptcy Ontario's largest fish processor, which controls 55 percent of the Lake Erie fish harvest, seeks to restructure its business. As oil slick vanishes, so do fishermen's jobs Gulf of Mexico fishermen may be left with nothing to do but wait for their claim checks to arrive and for their fishing grounds to reopen.

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