The Bristol Bay salmon fishery is in a very tricky spot. Go ahead with the fishery and potentially risk infecting an, until now, coronavirus-free region, or cancel the season and risk jobs and income for the region and beyond.
In this week's podcast we address the near-impossible decision-making having to go on daily in the world's seafood sector.
We also break down the key takeaways from the big hitters at IntraFish's first digital leadership event, with crucial thoughts from Pacific Seafoods CEO Frank Dulcich, Bumble Bee CEO Jan Tharp, Grieg CEO Andreas Kvame, Biomar CEO Carlos Diaz, NPD Group's Tim Fires as well as DNB's Alex Aukner and Freyr Thordason.
Join IntraFish Editor-in-Chief Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo and Editor Rachel Mutter by listening in below, and feel free to add your insight by emailing any one of us with your thoughts.
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Listen to our previous episodes here:
Will coronavirus threaten innovative aquaculture projects?
A coronavirus storm is brewing for seafood
Guess what we are discussing this week?
This coronavirus thing might be a problem for seafood
The coronavirus effect, Alaska's salmon industry shakeout and land-based's 'dirty little secret'
Can Alaska pollock reinvent itself?
Who's afraid of artificial seafood?
Saudi salmon farming, Q2 money-makers, and Skretting's search for the next big thing
Aquaculture's latest tech, exuberant salmon investors and the promise of fecal feed
