The surveys, conducted
by seafood processing and packaging company Fresher than Fresh, gave the company valuable insight into the expectations of potential customers.
Not exact matches
Its stores have an average size of approximately 39,000 square feet, and are supported
by its distribution centers, bake house facilities, commissary kitchens,
seafood -
processing facilities, a produce procurement center, and a specialty coffee and tea procurement and roasting operation, among others.
Seafood that arrives
by boat is
processed at South Bend Products» facility on the Washington Coast in South Bend, Wash., or at Northern Fish Alaska in Cordova, Alaska.
The
seafood processing company is owned and managed
by the Erickson family: Mike, his son, Jim, and their wives Bonnie and Kristie.
Its brand - new 65,000 - square - foot
processing facility that began production Jan. 7 was designed
by world - renowned quality
seafood expert and Albion Fisheries Director of Quality Assurance Musleh Uddin.
In 2011, Target set a goal for its entire fresh and frozen
seafood assortment to be sustainable, traceable, or in a time - bound improvement
process by the end of 2015.
The reduced profitability of the
seafood processing industry in 2014 appears to have been driven
by higher labour, energy and other operating costs.
The researchers propose recycling the waste
by - products from
seafood processing plants as feed for farm - raised fish.
One promising solution is to recycle the waste
by - products (such as heads and innards) made
by Chinese
seafood processing plants.
These guides aid the decision - making
process when shopping for
seafood in a store or ordering it at a restaurant
by dividing the fish available in that part of the country into three categories: Best Choices, Good Alternatives and Avoid.
These innovative boxes, made
by CoRR members Cascades Industrial Packaging and Interstate Container, are designed to be recyclable, unlike the paraffin - coated packaging typically used, and also withstand the icy
seafood packing
process.
Applicants to the program, which was developed
by scientists and researchers around the globe based on the Monterey Aquarium's
Seafood Watch Program, must undergo an application
process to document their non-use or sale of shark products.