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May 6, 2024

Commentary: Alaska seafood no longer an economic juggernaut

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Fishing for pink salmon is a family affair in Alaska. Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute/Ash Adams

The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute is out with its latest propaganda, and the Alaska legacy media is parroting the pitch as representative of a commercial fishing industry that remains an  “economic juggernaut.”

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