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Fish-farm operator appeals Washington state shutdown order
SEATTLE (AP) — Cooke Aquaculture has filed an appeal against Washington state’s decision to end its leases for fish-farming using net pens in sta...
Fish Factor: The "bread and butter" salmon catches are far better than last year despite the 2017 statewide salmon take falling short
Alaska’s salmon season is winding down and while catches have made the record books in some regions, the statewide take will fall a bit short of the 2...
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Glenn Cooke: We all speak the language of seafood
Glenn Cooke, CEO of Cooke Inc. was the keynote speaker at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and...
Petersburg news highlights for 2016
January Public Works rolled out the borough's highly anticipated blue cart recycling program. The...
Merry Christmas to All 2016 by Sue Paulsen
Dashing through the mud, the Democrats did find Two million votes ahead, but yet they’re far behind Trump and Pence on top, with Russia’s help we fea...
Fish Factor: Seattle restaurants put herring on the menu to prove a point
There’s much more to Alaska herring than roe and bait. To prove that point, nearly 40 of Seattle’s finest restaurants and retailers will cel...
Icicle sale is completed
The Cooke family, which owns Cooke Aquaculture, has completed its purchase of Icicle Seafoods after a year long process, according to Nell Halse of...
Icicle Seafoods to be purchased by Cooke family
Cooke Aquaculture announced the signing of a definitive agreement to purchase Icicle Seafoods... Full story
Fish Factor: The latest rumors about Icicle Seafood sale
Of all the global fish news sites, London-based Undercur-rent News has risen to the top when it comes to scoops on sales of Alaska seafood companies....
Fish Factor
Volunteers are needed to help craft new safety rules that are being written for older boats – which includes the bulk of Alaska’s fishing ves...
Vessel Incidental Discharge Act could protect fishermen from burdensome permit
Fishermen won’t need special permits to hose off their decks thanks to a bill moving through the US Senate. That’s garnered a big sigh of relief fro...
