As we observed last month, Alaska's major salmon processors are having trouble rejoining the Marine Stewardship Council certification program.
That's because a group of generally smaller processors, led by Silver Bay Seafoods, holds the MSC certificate for Alaska salmon and appears unwilling to share it.
A recent attempt to settle the matter through mediation has failed.
Now the MSC is urging binding arbitration. And the organization is asking Alaska's governor to help bring the two sides to an arbitration proceeding.
Here's an exchange of correspondence laying out the situation:
Gov. Bill Walker letter to the MSC
MSC Chief Executive Rupert Howes reply
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