Rachel Sapin is a Senior Business Reporter at IntraFish. She focuses on a variety of themes including agriculture and farming, food and beverages, and legal affairs, often exploring the intersection of these topics within the consumer packaged goods sector. Her work has been featured in PerishableNews.com and IntraFish.
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Rachel Sapin's coverage primarily revolves around the seafood industry, with a focus on legal and regulatory developments. She has also shown interest in government announcements related to the industry.
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Case centers around Cooke subsidiary Omega Protein, a supplier of menhaden.
By: Rachel Sapin
Two other Alaska processors are in line to process the crab. More than 1.5 million pounds of Bering Sea snow crab that would have otherwise
By: Rachel Sapin
Tim Kennedy said Trudeau has led a government that has 'actively suppressed the production of farmed seafood in British Columbia.'
By: Rachel Sapin
At issue in the litigation was the companies' compliance with US vessel citizenship laws.
"There have been no senior management layoffs at Grieg Seafood NL, and there are no plans for mass layoffs," the company said of the pause.
By: Rachel Sapin
The lawmakers are expected to make recommendations about state policies to the state later this month.
The companies' list of creditors include former CEO Robin Pearl and CP Foods.
By: Rachel Sapin
'We are going to come out better and stronger,' the returning CEO said.
By: Rachel Sapin
The rule banning all commercial finfish netpen aquaculture in state waters takes effect later this month.
The company has been defending legal challenges over its Maine project for several years.
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