Pacific Seafood Halts Processing at its Plant in Eureka, Calif. Sending Product to Oregon

November 27, 2024 RYAN BURNS, Lost Coast Outpost

acific Seafood, the processing and distribution giant based in Clackamas, Ore., has halted all processing activity at its Eureka plant, dramatically scaling back its operations there and laying off an undisclosed number of local employees.

Pacific Seafood’s New Norwegian Atlantic Salmon Offers Unmatched Shelf Life

August 12, 2024 Pacific Seafood Group

Thanks to rigorous cold chain logistics, Pacific Seafood’s Norwegian Atlantic salmon offers unmatched shelf-life, arriving in the United States from Norway within 72 hours of harvest.

Pacific Seafood Releases Seventh Annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report “Beneath the Surface”

March 11, 2024 Pacific Seafood

Pacific Seafood, provider of the healthiest protein on the planet, released its seventh annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report, “Beneath the Surface.” This year’s report emphasizes Pacific Seafood’s commitments to sustainable seafood, environmental responsibilities, value creation and quality, as well as efforts to support communities and team members.

Pacific Seafood Releases Sixth Annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report “Transformation”

March 28, 2023 Pacific Seafood

Pacific Seafood, provider of the healthiest protein on the planet, released its sixth annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report highlighting Pacific Seafood’s transformation in all aspects of its business. The company increased sustainability efforts, supported ground-breaking research, created long-lasting community partners, and added more team member benefits.

Pacific Seafood Celebrates World Oceans Day

June 10, 2022 Pacific Seafood Group

Pacific Seafood Team members celebrated World Oceans Day with companywide actions to prevent debris from reaching our oceans. More than 100 team members volunteered their time to pick up debris from nearby beaches, water ways, and surrounding streets. In total, team members prevented more than 500 pounds of trash from entering the oceans.