Rachel Sapin is a Senior Business Reporter for IntraFish, a leading news source for the seafood industry. With a focus on the business side of the industry, Rachel covers topics such as market trends, legal issues, and company updates. Her articles provide valuable insights into the seafood market and its impact on various stakeholders.
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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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By: Rachel Sapin
The marine protected area would "eliminate any potential for growth in this sector," the executive said.
A large number of pollock from the 2018 year class are continuing to dominate the fishery.
By: John Fiorillo, Rachel Sapin
The lawsuit was one of several filed during the pandemic against seafood companies operating in Alaska.
Some species saw price bumps in 2024, but the overall data was mixed. Next year is looking brighter.
US regulators approved quota in the Eastern Bering Sea, where most Alaska pollock fishing occurs.
By: Rachel Sapin
Alaska Native groups as well as companies that include Trident Seafoods and Copper River Seafoods weighed in on the issues being decided by Alaska regulators this month.
The governor's approval came following an initial veto on more ASMI funding earlier this year.
By: Rachel Sapin
The plan to end netpen salmon farming in the western Canadian province has spanned the tenures of three fisheries ministers since it was first introduced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2019.
A proposal allowing more flexibility in fishing and requiring full retention of salmon bycatch passed.
By: John Fiorillo, Rachel Sapin
Disruption in service could impact start of Alaska pollock fishing season.
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