Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they talk about the Alaskan broadsides against the Marine Stewardship Council and a major frozen foods company. Plus, cellular seafood is going to be big. Very big.

Is Russia-shaming OK? Plus, cellular seafood enters a new phase

Few executives loomed as large in the lore of American seafood as Trident founder Chuck Bundrant. As the company turns 50 years old, it enters a new era, with an industry rapidly changing. Listen in as IntraFish Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry interviews Joe Bundrant, the CEO and son of Chuck Bundrant. We discuss the past and future of the group, including the challenge and responsibilities that come along with taking over a family-owned company with a larger-than-life founder.

Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant discusses the challenge and responsibility of taking over a legacy

Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo and correspondent John Evans as they discuss the massive protests against a proposed law in Chile. Plus, the very, very low price forecast for wild Alaska salmon has a lot of people worried.

Farmed salmon industry shows its power in Chile; Alaska salmon's price trouble

Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they give a round-up of takeaways from the world's largest seafood show, and ponder what it will take to move the growing pile of wild Alaska salmon.

Who is going to eat all this Alaska salmon?

While shrimp has long been a favorite seafood, it hasn't built the consumption base it deserves, some argue. And in a current period of flatter consumption and big supply, one group has a plan to change that. Plus, we look ahead to the Barcelona Seafood Show. Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo for this edition.

Building an appetite for shrimp, plus Barcelona preview

Americans love to sue one another -- it's almost a national pastime. And nothing is more attractive to lawyers than a good class-action suit. Because once one domino falls, it's open season. That's what's happening with claims on seafood packaging -- more and more lawsuits are targeting terms like "sustainability," and companies are moving quickly to settle the cases. It's likely going to get worse. Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss.

Get ready: Lawyers are coming after your eco-labels

A busy week as the industry gathered for Seafood Expo North America in Boston, PLUS we released our Seafood Power 100 of top executives. Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss both.Visit www.intrafish.com for more news and insight on the seafood, aquaculture and fisheries industries.

A busy week as the industry gathered for Seafood Expo North America in Boston, PLUS we released our Seafood Power 100 of top executives. Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss both. Visit <a href="http://www.intrafish.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrafish.com</a> for more news and insight on the seafood, aquaculture and fisheries industries.

Stealing the show at Boston, plus Seafood Power 100

Like all industries, the seafood industry is struggling with a range of changes in its workforce. From wage inflation to new expectations from Millennial worker, it's an era of uncertainty. Join IntraFish Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss the issue.

What's the future of seafood's workforce?

Land-based salmon farming seems to be generating excitement once again among investors. The list of planned projects is long and getting seemingly longer. But it's past time to be realistic about the future of the segment, and how important it could actually be to global salmon production.

How real is land-based salmon farming's future?

A Norwegian company has an interesting idea: using a nuclear reactor to power its shrimp harvesting vessels. We think we have wrung every clever headline and pun we can out of this story, but behind the humor is a thought-provoking idea: the fishing industry needs to address emissions.Plus, discussing the Maine lobster industry's decision to step away from the Marine Stewardship Council re-certification process.

A Norwegian company has an interesting idea: using a nuclear reactor to power its shrimp harvesting vessels. We think we have wrung every clever headline and pun we can out of this story, but behind the humor is a thought-provoking idea: the fishing industry needs to address emissions. Plus, discussing the Maine lobster industry's decision to step away from the Marine Stewardship Council re-certification process.

Let's talk about nuclear-powered fishing vessels

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Great content, but the poor audio quality

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From bad to worse in the salmon farming industry as Chile's unrest hits logistics, Canada battles Trudeau, undercover activists give a bad look at Cooke. On the shrimp side, the GOAL conference in Chennai, India gave a look at the deep drop in supply, and the fish against disease while reducing antibiotics. With Drew Cherry, Demi Korban, Rachel Sapin and John Evans.

Antibiotics in shrimp, Chile's salmon crisis, the Cooke video

Legislating Cooke

IntraFish Episode 18: Legislating Cooke out of business, M&amp;As by IntraFish Media

IntraFish Episode 18: Legislating Cooke out of business, M&As

How bad is salmon farming's sea lice problem? Pretty damn bad. Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry sits down with Reporter John Evans, who recently authored a report diving into how the sector is battling the beast. Plus, Executive Editor John Fiorillo talks about clothing giant Patagonia's attack on farmed and hatchery raised salmon.

Salmon farming's $1 billion problem

Norway has been on the forefront of salmon farming development from the very beginning of the industry. But with limits on growth -- due mainly to politics, suitable climates and fish health -- the salmon farming industry must find new ways to grow. Enter Norway's salmon development licenses, a project aimed at spurring innovation in how the fish is farmed with a specific aim on how to reduce sea lice loads -- one of the biggest impacts on the Norwegian salmon farming industry. The results have been amazing, with concepts that could have been brought delivered by an alien culture. IntraFish.no Editor Joar Grindheim and TekFisk Editor Camilla Aadland explain what it all means.

Norway has been on the forefront of salmon farming development from the very beginning of the industry. But with limits on growth -- due mainly to politics, suitable climates and fish health -- the salmon farming industry must find new ways to grow. Enter Norway's salmon development licenses, a project aimed at spurring innovation in how the fish is farmed with a specific aim on how to reduce sea lice loads -- one of the biggest impacts on the Norwegian salmon farming industry. The results have been amazing, with concepts that could have been brought delivered by an alien culture. <a href="http://IntraFish.no" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IntraFish.no</a> Editor Joar Grindheim and TekFisk Editor Camilla Aadland explain what it all means.

IntraFish Episode 16: Behind Norway's latest salmon farming innovations

In this episode of the IntraFish Podcast, we look back at on-the-ground visits to Cargill Aqua Nutrition's new fish oil venture in the US heartland, Marine Harvest's BC operations, and discuss the continuing fallout from Trump's splendid little trade war.

Cargill's Montana dream; touring Marine Harvest BC; shrimp trade war

Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo, Editor Rachel Mutter and Reporter Rachel Sapin discuss the Global Seafood Market Conference, shrimp oversupply, fake farmed salmon news and the IntraFish Women in Seafood Leadership Summit.

Farmed salmon and fake news; seafood marketing woes; shrimp oversupply and more

It's the hottest thing in seafood right now: land-based salmon farming. If all goes to plan, it could lead to production levels higher than that of the entire Canadian salmon farming industry. So how much of a reality is it? Join IntraFish Editorial Director Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo and Editor Elisabeth Fischer in a discussion about the challenges and opportunities.

Land-based salmon farming extravaganza

What's Costco smoking? Well, its Kirkland smoked line is split three ways now. Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo, Senior Reporter Lola Navarro and Reporter John Evans discuss it, along with Peruvian anchovy quota fallout, farmed shrimp's price problems and predictions for the Seafood Expo Global in Brussels.

Costco's Choice; fishmeal fallout; cheap shrimp and Brussels

Join Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and business reporters Demi Korban and Nina Unlay as they talk about the latest in aquaculture technology, the eye-popping valuation of land-based salmon farmer Atlantic Sapphire and, yes, fish feed made with poop.

Aquaculture's latest tech, exuberant salmon investors and the promise of fecal feed

An all-star seafood news line up! While you wait for the Game of Thrones finale, IntraFish journalists Rachel Mutter, Lola Navarro, Demi Korban, John Evans, John Fiorillo and Drew Cherry are here. We hash out the latest developments, including gatherings from Brussels, our controversial Person of the Year selection, the rise of pangasius, and the fallout from the US-China trade war. Dracarys!

Alibaba, Atlantic Sapphire, trade madness and Young's big basa plans

Drew Cherry, John Fiorillo and Rachel Mutter discuss America's bleak seafood consumption outlook, and the strange, strange trio of owners behind Ocean Beauty Seafoods.

Does America suck at seafood?

We're talking more about Alaska pollock, more of the time. That's because the traditionally production-focused industry is starting to learn about this thing called...(snap, snap)...ah yes, marketing. The IntraFish team discusses the efforts to turn Alaska pollock, industrial groundfish, into Wild Alaska Pollock: Superfish. Can the industry pull it off?

How Alaska pollock is reinventing itself

TekFisk's Camilla Aadland discusses AquaSpark and Hatch's projects to foster and invest in new innovations in fish farming.

IntraFish Episode 19: Financing aquaculture innovation

Editors Drew Cherry, Rachel Mutter and John Fiorillo discuss coronavirus' potential impact on innovative aquaculture projects, the likelihood of the Boston seafood show actually happening, and how China rescued its tilapia and shrimp sectors from near collapse.

Will coronavirus threaten innovative aquaculture projects?

Drew Cherry, Nina Unlay, Rachel Sapin and John Evans break down the biggest stories in December so far: the Samherji cash-for-quotas scandal, the guilty verdict of Bumble Bee CEO Chris Lischewski, and the terrible, horrible, no-good PR strategy in the seafood industry.

Samherji scandal, Lischewski's guilty verdict, seafood's dismal PR skills

The toxic northern Norwegian algal bloom is making a significant dent in global salmon supply. Investors flocked to NYC to throw money at the seafood sector, and land-based aquaculture in particular. Canada's Cooke Aquaculture continues to build its empire. Join IntraFish Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss the biggest topics of the week. Visit www.intrafish.com for more news and insight into the seafood sector.

The toxic northern Norwegian algal bloom is making a significant dent in global salmon supply. Investors flocked to NYC to throw money at the seafood sector, and land-based aquaculture in particular. Canada's Cooke Aquaculture continues to build its empire. Join IntraFish Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry and Executive Editor John Fiorillo as they discuss the biggest topics of the week. Visit <a href="http://www.intrafish.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrafish.com</a> for more news and insight into the seafood sector.

Norway's algae crisis, Cooke's Alaska ambitions, speculative aquaculture investing

You made it through another week -- time to relax and unwind with the IntraFish crew. Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Reporters Rachel Sapin, John Evans and Demi Korban and Executive Editor John Fiorillo have a lot to chew over from the week, but narrowed it down to a few key topics. Enjoy, and read more at www.intrafish.com.

You made it through another week -- time to relax and unwind with the IntraFish crew. Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Reporters Rachel Sapin, John Evans and Demi Korban and Executive Editor John Fiorillo have a lot to chew over from the week, but narrowed it down to a few key topics. Enjoy, and read more at <a href="http://www.intrafish.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrafish.com</a>.

Pollock player's plans, footing the sustainable feed bill, Turkey's big bass drop

The IntraFish editorial team dissects key trends, news and buzz at this year's Seafood Expo North America in Boston.

IntraFish Episode 17: Behind the scenes at the Boston Seafood Show

IntraFish Editorial Director Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo, Senior Reporter Dominic Welling and Reporter Lola Navarro discuss our encounters with the CEOs of Japanese seafood giants, the AquaChile acquisition and the strange and crowded US retail segment for smoked salmon and frozen fish.

Japanese seafood CEOs, Chile salmon M&A, US retail brands

Join a gang of IntraFish journalists including Drew Cherry, John Fiorillo, Rachel Sapin, Demi Korban and John Evans as they discuss how the rapidly crumbling foodservice infrastructure is hitting seafood, plus a look at what dwindling cold storage capacity will mean for seafood.

The restaurant industry is 'nuked'. Here's what that means for seafood

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