Chris Chase
Editor at SeafoodSource.com
Editor at SeafoodSource, ceramics hobbyist, and one of the slowest in history at the National Toboggan Championships.
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seafoodsource.com | Chris Chase
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia-based High Liner Foods has acquired the Mrs. Paul’s and Van de Kamp’s brands from Conagra Brands in a deal worth USD 55 million (EUR 48 million). High Liner announced the purchase on 6 June, 2025, saying it entered a purchase agreement to acquire the frozen breaded and battered fish products. The deal includes roughly USD 36 million (EUR 31 million) in inventory, and the price is also subject to a customary inventory adjustment, the company said.
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3 weeks ago |
seafoodsource.com | Chris Chase
Pouzauges, France-based packaging machinery company Mecapack is on track to completely restarting its business after a massive facility fire in March. Mecapack produces a complete line of thermoforming and sealing machinery for use in a range of food processing industries – including seafood. The company, which has existed for over 75 years, launched its work in agro-food packaging in the 1970s and has since built expertise in the packaging industry.
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3 weeks ago |
seafoodsource.com | Chris Chase
A surge in the amount of salmon Norway is shipping to the U.S. has a law firm representing the salmon industry keeping a close eye on whether the country’s exports could be considered “dumping,” which would lead to federal trade action and additional duties on Norwegian salmon. The latest trade data released by the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) indicates Norway’s salmon exports to the U.S. have surged in 2025.
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3 weeks ago |
seafoodsource.com | Chris Chase
Algae oil production company Veramaris ran at full operational capacity in 2024 for the first time and has reached what CEO Gertjan de Koning called the “moment of truth” for the company. Veramaris produces algae oils for feed industries, with a focus on an oil that includes EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids. The company officially opened its USD 200 million (EUR 175.9 million) facility in Blair, Nebraska, U.S.A., in July 2019, with the goal of gradually ramping up production in the coming years.
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3 weeks ago |
seafoodsource.com | Chris Chase
Norway’s seafood export value dropped in May, ending 10 straight months of year-over-year growth as low salmon prices pushed down overall values. Norway exported NOK 13.6 billion (USD 1.3 billion, EUR 1.2 billion) worth of seafood in May, a drop of 2 percent, or NOK 267 million (USD 264 million, EUR 231 million), over the same month in 2024. The drop is the first since June 2024, when a similar drop in salmon prices caused a “historic” drop in seafood export values.
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Seeing people rave about politicians "pandering to people" drives me absolutely insane. You mean politicians are saying they'll do what people want? Isn't that how it's supposed to work in the first place, ya idiot? You want them to double down on doing stuff we don't want?
The juxtaposition between the Walz photo full of smiling children getting free lunch and the many photos of grim-faced children looking on as they're granted permission to go back into the mines by Republicans doesn't feel real. Like it has to be a 30 Rock bit right?
It seems like a lot of the criticism of Biden's verbal gaffes is coming from people in their early 20s who didn't experience the 2008 election as an adult and thus don't remember his constant and headline-worthy gaffes.