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Magic Fish Co. crew prepping longline pot gear in Homer, Alaska. Buck Laukitis photo
Keep fishermen fishing: Food producers are essential to our health and survival
Unloading Alaska halibut. NOAA photo.
Mail Buoy: Once upon a time in Alaska
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. Governor Kate Brown Flickr photo
Letter: Oregon governor busts a move on carbon pollution
Americans are loving seafood
Alaska Cook Inlet setnetters make up a historic fishery and fleet. Amy Grannum photo.
United Fishermen of Alaska: Governor cheers commercial losses on Facebook
Louisiana shrimp boats. Ed Lallo/Lallo Photography
Making the grade: Gulf shrimpers take on new tech for a premium product
Packing striped mullet. Michael Jepson/NOAA photo
Thrill of combat: CCA's entrance into Florida's commercial fish policy
Cortez, Fla., fisherman Vernon Mora with catch of roe mullet. Michael Jepson photo
Nixing nets
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute publishes the latest McDowell Group Economic Value Report, a study of Alaska fisheries economics.
Northern Lights: The national seafood nexus
Quality Is Cash: The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute's Seafood Technical team promotes quality handling with artwork designed by Alaskan Pat Race inspired by 20th-century Works Progress Administration artwork.
Alaska’s commitment to quality
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