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Frequent shrimp mislabeling in the Gulf has led to more awareness of the seafood labeling crisis in the U.S. Photo by Shannon Jordan on Shutterstock
Shrimp fraud highlights nationwide labeling crisis
Carli Stewart
Efforts to modernize commercial fishing fleets with cleaner, more efficient engines have come to a grinding halt. Photo courtesy of the Port of Bellingham
Federal funding freeze leaves Bellingham fishermen stalled
NF Staff
White Glacier believes it has made a superior extreme cold immersion suit that meets and exceeds the polar code, the Arctic 10+. The suit utilizes three layers to provide thermal protection, has a splash tent. Photo by White Glacier
Going to extremes with the Arctic 10+ immersion suit
Paul Molyneaux
Lake fishermen in Finland seining vendace (cisco) from under the ice can be seen using the Jokasafe mittens, which are popular due to their warmth and durability. “We’d like to get into the North American market,” says company manager Ville Sulkakoski. Ph
Jokasafe brings durable cold-weather gloves to North America
Paul Molyneaux
Garmin’s newly introduced Force Pro trolling motor is already making waves in the sportfishing world but could be just as beneficial for working fishermen navigating tight harbors, choppy waters, or shifting tides. Photo by James Kirkikis on Shutterstock
Power and precision for commercial fishermen’s skiffs
Carli Stewart
Lee Fisher International has brought a new 12-inch boot to the shrimp boot market, with the addition of a 16-inch-tall version, both at a price it believes will attract value-conscious fishermen. Photo by Lee Fisher
Lee Fisher International’s new Cajun Reeboks
Paul Molyneaux
Fishing boats in Seattle, WA. Photo by Ian Dewar Photography
Kongsberg and Viam bring AI to sonar fish finding
Carli Stewart
Trump's 60-day regulatory freeze has created uncertainty for commercial fisheries nationwide. Photo from NF Photo Archive
Trump’s regulatory freeze disrupts U.S. fisheries
NF Staff
Alaska pollock. NMFS photo.
USDA gives $4.5 million for Alaska seafood international marketing
NF Staff
Knowing how to don and doff a survival suit and enter the water can make a difference in an emergency. Fishing Partnership is one of several organizations around the US coast that offer fishermen free training on how to handle themselves in a survival sui
The gear fishermen can’t afford to leave behind
Paul Molyneaux
Landon Hill came up with the idea for the LocalCatch seafood marketing app in order to facilitate communication between local fishermen and local buyers—both retail and wholesale. Photo by Landon Hill
How apps and markets are changing direct seafood sales
Paul Molyneaux
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