American Seafoods

The Ocean’s Best-Kept Sustainability Secret: https://ow.ly/Guhj50SLrOx

Happy National Cousins Day! 🎉 Did you know Alaska Pollock is the cousin of cod? Just like family, they share amazing qualities! Celebrate today with a delicious meal featuring our wild-caught Alaska Pollock. 🐟❤️ #AmericanSeafoods #NationalCousinsDay

🐟🎉 It’s World Emoji Day, and of course, our favorite emoji is the 🐟! Why? Because nothing says "fin-tastic" like our wild-caught fresh fish! 🐠😂 Drop your favorite seafood emojis below. Let's sea what you’ve got! #AmericanSeafoods #WorldEmojiDay #FishFavorites #SeafoodFun 🐟🌊🎣

Report: Chum salmon appearing in the Canadian Arctic may include fish from Western Alaska, causing concerns. Research is underway to confirm their origin and understand the broader environmental changes affecting their migration. More: https://bit.ly/4bGxLhH

Northern Journal podcast: "The trawlers speak–another side of the Bering Sea bycatch debate." Despite the headwinds, our commitment to continuous improvement, bycatch avoidance, state and federal accountability, and supporting Alaskan communities remains. 🎙️Listen today: https://lnkd.in/guni2Mxe

#DidYouKnow: American Seafoods is an active participant in the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, and the Pacific Fishery Management Council, and it collaborates regularly with the National Marine Fisheries Service. Learn more about our certifications at https://ow.ly/eANM50SeOAb #AmericanSeafoods #Sustainability

American Seafoods has joined US senators in advocating for Russia's removal from the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the imposition of additional sanctions. Read more about what prompted this alliance, and what impact it could have on global fisheries and international relations: 🔗 https://ow.ly/lIyc50Syiic

Happy 4th of July 🎆 from American Seafoods! #AmericanSeafoods ##FourthofJuly

Continuous improvement in action: This summer, electronic monitoring onboard pelagic trawl catcher vessels will be extended to the Gulf of Alaska and expanded in the Bering Sea. World-leading accountability and transparency in the Alaska pollock fishery are getting even stronger. From @kmxtkodiak: https://bit.ly/4bmxdNI #TransparentFishery #ScienceBasedFishery

A HUGE thank you to the 60+ volunteers who joined us at Terminal 91 on Tuesday for a picture perfect day of net recycling. We plowed through two full midwater pollock nets, along with 10 supersacks of ghost gear recovered from the Bering Sea. We separated (and will recycle) 20,000 lbs of single material plastics, ~5,000 lbs of steel, and a TBD amount of mixed plastics for energy recovery. Despite the fishy smell, sore backs and nicked up hands, this was analog sustainability at its finest! American Seafoods Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers Gorton's Gallagher Ocean Legacy Foundation Local Plastic Port of Seattle Climate Pledge Arena Seattle Kraken Global Ghost Gear Initiative Lineage Charlie's Produce