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Commentary — 3 February 2012

SeaWeb ad to 'shock' Super Bowl viewers

By April Forristall

The message of ocean conservation is about to reach an unprecedented number of people thanks to a SeaWeb-sponsored TV ad set to air on Sunday.
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Today's headlines

King crab bisque wins People's Choice award

LA chefs showcase Skuna Bay salmon

First Spanish fishery nets MSC certification

New NFI board set, Demone named chair

New marketing VP at Clear Springs Foods

Certification liaison joins Global Trust

Greenpeace: Chile's mackerel stocks depleted

Classifieds: Seaborn Group looking for regional sales manager

Classifieds: Slade Gorton seeks foodservice manager

Classifieds: Processing equipment being auctioned off

Market report

Holiday, exports keep spiny lobster prices high

Florida spiny lobster prices are high this season due to increased demand from China and somewhat lower production. The spiny lobster season runs from August through March and is one of Florida’s top commercial seafood products in terms of dockside value.

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Yesterday's headlines

Japanese retailer may drop Alaska salmon

Is MSC certification all that it's cracked up to be?

January's most-read: Alaska salmon shocker

Pescanova beats odds, earnings up 34%

Pacific Seafood suit moves forward

Super Bowl ad to tout ocean conservation

Former MSC CEO weighs in on Alaska salmon

Vietnam to be world's largest exporter?

MSC-certified fish up 41% in UK

Catherine McManus, Marine Harvest

Elizabeth Vallet, SeaWeb

Daniel Johnson, American Seafood Exchange

Michael Mouisel, Ecole Gregoire Ferrandi

Mike Babcock, Oregon Seafoods

Denny Trantham, Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa

Alistair Blair, fishsociety.co.uk

Aniol Esteban talks CFP economics

John Bielka on Pacific's salmon-farming plans

Software developments enhance mobility, traceability

Marel: 2011 'a very good year'

Industry-backed coalition bans shark finning

In China, banning shark fin an uphill battle

U.S. restaurants to reach record sales in 2012

Captain D's looks to build on momentum

Newfoundland aquaculture production up 43%

Regulators buy time for New England cod fishermen

Gourmet food company adds salmon, hake to line

Columnists

Coverage of Alaska salmon/MSC decision

Holmyard: Taking tilapia mainstream in the UK

Hedlund: Different companies, same challenge

Urch: Is MSC certification all it's cracked up to be?

Forristall: Media Watch: Hook, line, opportunity

Holland: Norway charts Operation UK

SeafoodSource has been covering the Alaska salmon industry’s decision not to pursue sustainability re-certification under the Marine Stewardship Council program since the news broke on 17 January. Click on the following headlines to get caught up on the story.

Japanese retailer may drop Alaska salmon

Former MSC CEO weighs in on Alaska salmon

Urch: Is MSC certification all it’s cracked up to be?

Riutta: Buyers taking ‘wait-and-see approach’

Alaska pollock fishery sticks by MSC, for now

NGO: Timing of Alaska salmon vote ‘interesting’

MSC: ‘We regret withdrawal’

Alaska salmon processors back out on MSC

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