IntraFish Podcast: Collusion; US aquaculture; and the threat to Bristol Bay

"Two podcasts in a week?!" I hear you cry. Well, we couldn't very well let the news of alleged salmon industry price fixing pass by without discussion now, could we.

So in episode 31 of the IntraFish podcast Editor in Chief Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo and reporter Rachel Sapin get in a room to tackle three of our top stories from the week, which include a bagel shop suing the world's largest salmon farmers, Maine's expanding aquaculture sector, and the growing opposition to the Pebble Mine, which could threaten the future of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery.

You can listen at the link below, or better yet -- take us with you by subscribing on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud or Spotify (NEW!).

New podcasts will stream regularly, bringing you commentary, insight and some stories behind the stories. Here's a quick look at our previous podcasts:

#30: Salmon farming's $1 billion problem

#29: GSMC, shrimp oversupply and salmon's fight against fake news

#28: The biggest seafood stories of 2018!

#27: Mowi Wowie! Does seafood finally have a global brand?

#26: What's next for fish feed?

#25: Land-based salmon farming extravaganza

#24: Japanese CEOs, US retail brands, Chilean salmon M&A

#23: Cargill's Montana dream; touring Marine Harvest BC; shrimp trade war

#22: Fish feed's future; pangasius finds a savior; the hunt for a new bland fish

#21: Chinese tariffs; lobster tensions; a milestone for Alaska pollock

#20: Copper River chaos, Bye to Bodal and Bumble Bee chief, talking salmon in NYC

#19: Investing in aquaculture innovation