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Posts Tagged ‘Chris Sannito’

Mixing science with traditional knowledge, researchers hope to get seal oil on the menu

By Sue Keller | March 7, 2018

In 2016 the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation recommended Alaska Sea Grant seafood specialists Chris Sannito and Brian Himelbloom pay a visit to Kotzebue, to evaluate the traditional process of…

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Seafood Sanitation Control Procedures – Kodiak

By Alaska Sea Grant | January 16, 2018

Seafood processors are required to monitor sanitary control procedures used during processing to show their conformance with good sanitary conditions and practices. This workshop assists in developing and implementing sanitation control procedures.

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Alaska Sea Grant helps get new fish plant rolling

By Paula Dobbyn | June 26, 2017
welcome to Hydaburg sign

A new fish plant opened this month in Hydaburg, a village in Southeast Alaska trying to revive its seafood industry. Haida Wild Alaska Seafood is located in a former cold…

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From fish waste to Fido snacks: turning pollock skins into pet treats

By Carol Kaynor | June 13, 2017
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Chris Sannito’s dog Sammy is really happy that his owner is developing a tasty pet treat made out of pollock skins. The pet treats are not stinky to humans, but…

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Alaska seafood processing expert helps explore creative solutions to industry challenges

By Alaska Sea Grant | October 27, 2015
Chris Sannito in seafood processing room preparing fish filets on a tray

Kodiak, Alaska—As Alaska Sea Grant’s seafood technology specialist, Chris Sannito puzzles through seafood processing challenges to increase efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the seafood industry. Sannito says that one recent challenge…

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