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Pacific Seafoodโ€™s Dulcich in as NFI chair

January 22, 2020 โ€” Pacific Seafood Group founder Frank Dulcich has been appointed as chair of the USโ€™ National Fisheries Institute (NFI), replacing Todd Clark, the organization confirmed to Undercurrent News.

At its annual meeting in Orlando this week, NFI announced the election of directors and the new board chair, a post which rotates on an annual basis.

Clark, a vice president at Endeavor Seafoods, was NFI chair for 2019. He previously served as NFIโ€™s secretary, treasurer, and vice-chairman, and is a founding member of NFIโ€™s Economic Integrity Taskforce.

Read the full story at Undercurrent News

โ€˜Three-fold competitionโ€™ arises for tighter cod supplies as tariffs could invert haddock price gap

January 18, 2019 โ€” According to figures released at the National Fisheries Instituteโ€™s Global Seafood Market Conference, world cod supply is expected to decline to 1.5 million metric tons in 2019, down from 1.59 million metric tons in 2018.

Todd Clark, a founder and partner at Endeavor Seafood, an importer and marketer of frozen seafood based in Newport, Rhode Island, said that thereโ€™s a downward supply trend in both Atlantic cod, driven by reductions out of the Barents Sea, and Pacific cod, where US supply has fallen somewhat in the Bering Sea and sharply in the Gulf of Alaska.

โ€œThereโ€™s a steady decrease in both of these resources, really,โ€ Clark said.

Looking at Atlantic cod supply in historical perspective, the resource, at 1.3 million metric tons in 2017, has fluctuated between a low of under 1 million metric tons in 2007 and a 2.75 million metric ton high seen in 1974.

Read the full story at Undercurrent News

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