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Seafood News
Margaritaville at Sea Sets Sail
Margaritaville announces Margaritaville at Sea, an offshore resort experience. The first cruise ship, Margaritaville Paradise, offers fun and escapism.
Kelp Farming May Take Off in Alaska
Kelp may prove to be a boon to commercial fishermen in Alaska since many species of it grow more in winter than during the regular fishing season.
West Marine Kicks Off “Month of Giving”
West Marine kicked off its annual “Month of Giving” to support its nonprofit, BlueFuture® to support nonprofit, community-based organizations
An Original Fisherman’s Wharf Sicilian Family’s Stories and Recipes
Luciano worked hard and fished the San Francisco Bay and eventually helped his son Antonino open one of the first restaurants on Fisherman’s wharf.
NaturalShrimp, Gulf Seafood Achieve Key Live Shrimp Milestone
NaturalShrimp announced that they and Gulf Seafood Inc. (GSI) have achieved a key milestone with the first commercial deliveries of live shrimp to customers
Ocean Sustainability: MIT Technology Review Highlights Countries Progress
Ocean sustainability is a pretty big deal in any era but it’s especially important right now, as we face down climate change over the course of the century.
Sportfishing, Whale Watching Face Conflict
The Sportfishing Association of California’s economic analysis undermines CARB’s contention that it is feasible for boat owners to replace their vessels.
Yes, Virginia, There is a Fishmas Advent Calendar
Not only does Catch Co. make the popular Mystery Tackle Box monthly subscription box, they just dropped its first-ever Fishmas Advent Calendar.
Multi X Introduces Arka, World’s First Salmon Brand Full Line of Ultra-Premium, Antibiotic-Free Salmon
Arka is the world’s first line of antibiotic-free fresh, frozen and smoked salmon products from the Magallanes Region of Chile, Region XII