More Alaska fish was just offloaded via a shipping route now under US customs scrutiny. What happens now?

Where the product goes from here could depend on legal maneuvers in the coming days.

It remains unknown whether the Panamanian-flagged Hsiang Hao that sailed from Dutch Harbor with a load of fish and is now in New Brunswick, Canada, was transporting Alaska pollock, which has suddenly become the focus of a dispute between US pollock producer American Seafoods and others and the US Customs and Border Patrol . — It remains unknown whether the Panamanian-flagged Hsiang Hao that sailed from Dutch Harbor with a load of fish and is now in New Brunswick, Canada, was transporting Alaska pollock, which has suddenly become the focus of a dispute between US pollock producer American Seafoods and others and the US Customs and Border Patrol .Foto: Vesselfinder.com

John Fiorillo

Published 3 September 2021, 12:43Updated 7 September 2021, 18:06

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