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Chris Chase

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As seen in: SeafoodSource.com, EIN News, NewsBreak, National Fisherman, Saving Seafood, Agriculture Newswire
Editor at SeafoodSource, ceramics hobbyist, and one of the slowest in history at the National Toboggan Championships.
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High Liner posts higher revenue and volumes in first half of 2026, lower gross profit

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By Chris Chase Verified
| SeafoodSource.com Verified
Lunenberg, Nova Scotia, Canada-based High Liner Foods posted increased revenue, adjusted earnings, and volumes in both Q2 and H1 2026 but lower net income and gross profit as the company expects continued pressure from the economic environment.
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Crabbers continue lawsuit push against Washington state electronic monitoring

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By Chris Chase Verified
| SeafoodSource.com Verified
Crabbers based in Washington state and represented by the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) have pushed for a motion of summary judgment in their lawsuit against the state's crabbing regulations. A group of crabbers, Sara Franey, Brent Young, and Mark Young, sued the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) over its uses of electronic monitoring in the state’s Dungeness crab fishery.
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Ever After Foods acquires cell-cultured seafood producer Fishway

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By Chris Chase Verified
| SeafoodSource.com Verified
Ever After Foods (EAF), a company producing cell-cultured, or -cultivated, meat protein, has purchased cultivated seafood producer Fishway following a successful collaboration. Ever After Foods develops cultivated chicken and beef products and is working to create a scalable production system for the products at an industrial scale. Fishway, another food-tech company, has been undergoing similar development but for fish products.
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