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Alaska’s pollock fishery may seem like it’s leaving money on the table — but the real economic impact is happening right here at home. While ownership stats might suggest otherwise, the industry fuels local fuel stations, hires Alaskans, buys supplies from local businesses, and processes catches in-state — injecting $832 million into the economy and supporting over 6,300 jobs. Plus, more than a third of fishing interests are held by Alaska-based groups who reinvest profits locally. It’s not just about who owns the boats — it’s about where the value actually lives.

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