Showing posts with label Copper River Seafoods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copper River Seafoods. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 13, 2024
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Juneau watch
The House Labor and Commerce Committee is planning a hearing tomorrow on seafood industry safety.
The hearing is expected to focus, at least in part, on a proposed but ultimately canceled $450,000 fine against Copper River Seafoods.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Friday, December 21, 2012
Fish company landlord fined for asbestos violation
The location cited in this press release is the corporate headquarters for Copper River Seafoods in downtown Anchorage.
Labels:
asbestos,
conviction,
Copper River Seafoods,
landlord
Friday, July 8, 2011
Lawsuit filed today against Board of Fisheries
A commercial fishing group today sued the state, but Deckboss hasn't yet seen the lawsuit and can't say for sure what it's about.
The "complaint for injunctive relief" was filed in Superior Court in Anchorage. A motion for a temporary restraining order also was filed.
The plaintiffs are listed as Stephen Vanek, Erik Huebsch, Ian Pitzman, United Cook Inlet Drift Association and Copper River Seafoods Inc.
Listed defendants include the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the state Board of Fisheries.
My presumption is the plaintiffs are suing because they're unhappy with the state's treatment of the commercial salmon sector in Cook Inlet.
As we all know, Cook Inlet long has been a battleground pitting commercial, sport, dipnet and subsistence users.
The "complaint for injunctive relief" was filed in Superior Court in Anchorage. A motion for a temporary restraining order also was filed.
The plaintiffs are listed as Stephen Vanek, Erik Huebsch, Ian Pitzman, United Cook Inlet Drift Association and Copper River Seafoods Inc.
Listed defendants include the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the state Board of Fisheries.
My presumption is the plaintiffs are suing because they're unhappy with the state's treatment of the commercial salmon sector in Cook Inlet.
As we all know, Cook Inlet long has been a battleground pitting commercial, sport, dipnet and subsistence users.
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