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Pink salmon in Kenai Peninsula
The Prince William Sound salmon run fell below expectations for the 2026 season | Photo courtesy of CSNafzger/Shutterstock
November 12, 2026

Prince William Sound reports lowest pink salmon harvest since the late 1970s

An Ocean Harvesters vessel
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission has decided to cut the menhaden quota 9 percent next year and then to 155,000 metric tons in 2028, drawing ire from environmental groups that wanted either a much bigger cut or complete bans on commercial fishing | Photo courtesy of Ocean Harvesters
November 12, 2026

ASMFC makes 9 percent cut to 2027 menhaden quota

High Liner Foods President and CEO Paul Jewer
High Liner Foods posted higher earnings, sales volumes, and profit in Q3 2026, partially buoyed by tariff refunds | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
November 12, 2026

High Liner posts higher volumes, profit, income in Q3 as shareholders set to vote on Umios acquisition in December

Bristol Bay, Alaska, U.S.A.
The Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association received two grants to fund various upcoming projects | Photo courtesy of WhisperingHorizons/Shutterstock
November 12, 2026

BBRSDA receives grant funding for sonar salmon counting and marketing push

Guillermo Turner
Turner is replacing Executive President Loreto Seguel who announced in August she will be stepping down after four years at the helm | Photo courtesy of Guillermo Turner/LinkedIn
November 12, 2026

Guillermo Turner tapped to lead Chile’s Salmon Council, replacing Loreto Seguel

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