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Daily recap, April 5: Seafood sector wants ’30 by 30′ plan; Chile salmon deaths escalate; Bristol Bay predictions

Undercurrent editors roundup the key seafood news stories from the previous day

By Undercurrent News | April 6, 2021 08:37 BST
Deb Haaland touring Chaco Culture National Historical Park, in New Mexico, in April 2019. Photograph from the House Natural Resources Committee's Democratic party staff on Flickr.
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Monday, April 5:

'30×30' report should suggest building on MSA, US seafood industry tells Haaland

Twenty US seafood groups, including the trade associations that represent the pollock, lobster, wholesaler and processing sectors, have given the Joe Biden administration their recommendations for how to implement the president's executive order for conserving 30% of US lands and waters by 2030. Read the full story here [...]

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FDA warns US importer, processor about HACCP violations

Steve Gwozdz leaves Fortune Fish for BJ’s

Japan’s salmon supply likely to drop below 400,000t for first time in years

New snow crab buyer says NL harvesters worried about processor backlash

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