Silver Bay Seafoods will acquire processing plants in Dillingham and Port Moller, along with fishery support sites in Dillingham and North Naknek. Silver Bay announced the acquisition from Rodger ...

ABS Seafood, Inc., a legacy business and longtime supplier to Bay Area sushi bars and restaurants, was served an unlawful detainer by the Port of San Francisco on Monday, as first reported by the ...

Silver Bay Seafoods is poised to take over Peter Pan Seafoods’ processing operations this ... as well as operate Peter Pan’s facilities in Dillingham and Port Moller during the 2024 salmon ...

Owner Jerry Sbarro, a Port Washington native, saw an opportunity to transform Louie's from a season favorite into a ...

The Port of Coos Bay is the only shipping facility between San Francisco and Portland. Efforts are underway to expand its capacity and create what would be called the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port.

Silver Bay, founded in 2007, has been a disruptive player in the seafood processing business, and adding Peter Pan’s last three plants to its current portfolio of six would amount to a major ...

The Port and Northline Seafoods are working together on The Hannah, a new “one-of-a-kind platform that will buy, freeze, ship, store and distribute Bristol Bay salmon — all onboard a single ...

The Port of Astoria is looking to bring a byproduct recovery center — an innovative wastewater treatment facility aimed at meeting state limits on effluent discharged by seafood processors ...

Bay Port has controlled the series since West De Pere joined the FRCC-North a few years ago. It beat the Phantoms 26-21 in 2021, 34-27 in 2022 and 45-34 in 2023.

While operating at the Port of Redwood City, he would fish between Monterey Bay and the Farallon Islands, 20 to 40 miles offshore. Among the fish species caught are rockfish, sole and sablefish.

The article Popular East Bay Seafood Restaurant Closing After Nearly 30 Years appeared first on Walnut Creek Patch. Walnut Creek Yacht Club, 1555 Bonanza St., has been open since the late 1990s ...