SeaFood Business Features

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Articles found: 203

Editor's Note - Shrimp buyers on edge

Fiona Robinson, Associate Publisher / Editor

By Fiona Robinson
6/1/2013

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Point of View: A call for complete transparency, full disclosure

“Genetic engineering is genetic engineering, whether it is conducted upon the final product or incorporated into a component of that product (feed or otherwise).” - photo courtesy of Black Pearl Seafood LLC

By Dick Martin
6/1/2013

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Point of View: Lamenting the labor I love

“I believe the J1 program stunted us as an industry. Instead of being forced to grow with the economy to accommodate the changing needs of an American workforce, we found a cheap source of labor. Instead of taking the path of many American companies and moving our production to the cheap labor, we simply moved the cheap labor to us.” — Brandi O'Reagan

By Brandii O’reagan
5/5/2013

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Editor's Note: Salmon: It’s on the plate

By Fiona Robinson
5/1/2013

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Editor's Note: Make your voice heard on organic

By Fiona Robinson
4/1/2013

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Editor's Note: Leaving a legacy

By Fiona Robinson
3/1/2013

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Point of View: A call for sustainable aquaculture

“Evolving aquaculture to meet both environmental concerns and the ever-growing demand for fish will be no small task.”

by Scott Nichols
3/1/2013

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Editor's Note: Product pitch

by Fiona Robinson
2/1/2013

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Point of View: The great shrimp hoax

“Whether shrimp is domestic or imported is largely a meaningless distinction. It’s country of origin. What we’re really talking about is wild-caught versus farmed — two significantly different products.” - Photo courtesy of Mazzetta Co. LLC

by Tom Mazzetta
2/1/2013
Domestic wild shrimp producers need to develop and promote their product instead of bashing farmed shrimp
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Editor's Note: Bluefin biopic

by Fiona Robinson
1/1/2013

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Point of View: Can we see 2020 from here?

By Chuck Anderson
1/1/2013
Predicting the products and services seafood retailers will offer in the future
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Editor's Note: Resilience tested — again

by Fiona Robinson
12/5/2012

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Point of View: Souring oceans

Brad Warren, a former National Fisherman regional editor, later served as editor and publisher of Pacific Fishing. He now runs the Global Ocean Health Program, a joint initiative of the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership and the National Fisheries Conservation Center - Photo by Laura Lee Dobson

By Brad Warren
11/1/2012
Growers, states lead research effort while Congress stalls
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Editor's Note: Is retail display regulation needed?

by Fiona Robinson
11/1/2012

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Editor's Note: What’s the per-capita fuss?

by Fiona Robinson
10/1/2012

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Editor's Note: Reaching out to BRICS buyers

by Fiona Robinson
9/1/2012

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Point of View: Set a bigger table

Jim Harmon is executive director of SeaShare, a national nonprofit organization that focuses on seafood as an important and sustainable resource for hunger relief.

by Jim Harmon
9/1/2012

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Editor's Note: Witness to progress

by Fiona Robinson
8/6/2012

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Editor's Note: Catfish inspection, organic seafood bellwether industry topics

by Fiona Robinson
7/1/2012

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Point of View: Missing the boat in the seafood department

Ron Loynes has worked in seafood sales, purchasing and processing in the United States and Central America for more than 30 years. He lives in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

By Ron Loynes
6/27/2012

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Point of View: Seafood brands: Out of step and missing out

by Jeffrey Spear
6/5/2012

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Editor's Note: Recharging the senses

by Fiona Robinson
6/5/2012

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Networking: Linda Greenlaw

Linda Greenlaw — Fisherman, author, consultant Isle Au Haut, Maine - Photo by Laura Lee Dobson

James Wright
5/4/2012
Fisherman, author, consultant Isle Au Haut, Maine
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Editor's Note: Who should push the envelope?

by Fiona Robinson
5/4/2012

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Point of View: Put the fish first

“We need reasonable options for sustainability certification to avoid a monopolistic lock where consumers and fishing communities lose on choice, quality and price.” - Sean Parnell

by Sean Parnell
5/4/2012

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