The Seafood Industry in Alaska Report (2007) Presented by Tom Gemmell.

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The Seafood Industry in Alaska Report (2007) Presented by Tom Gemmell

Marine Conservation Alliance is: ･ Coastal Communities ･ Fishermen & Processors ･ CDQ Groups ･ Concerned Businesses ･ Coastal Communities ･ Fishermen & Processors ･ CDQ Groups ･ Concerned Businesses

MCA Mission: Ensure the sustainability of the fishery resource and those who depend on it.

The study was prepared by Northern Economics at the request of the Marine Conservation Alliance, At-sea Processors Association, and Pacific Seafood Processor Association.

Sustainability

Alaska Seafood in the Global Market Number 9 in the World One fifth of total world groundfish 42% world wild salmon 80% world king, sockeye, & coho salmon

Alaska Seafood in the U.S. Market 62% Volume 37% Value 56% U.S. Seafood Export Value 62% Volume 37% Value 56% U.S. Seafood Export Value

The Seafood Industry in Alaska’s Economy First in private sector jobs 56,606 direct jobs $1.5 billion ex-vessel $3.63 billion first whole

Major Species

Ex-Vessel Value By Region

Workers by Region

Payments to Workers

Impacts of Management, Enforcement, and Research

Taxes and Fees

Total Impact

Alyeska Plant in Dutch Harbor, photo courtesy of Bob King

The Bottom Line : $5.8 billion 78,00 direct & indirect jobs 9th in the world Over 60% of US production $5.8 billion 78,00 direct & indirect jobs 9th in the world Over 60% of US production

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