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Pacific Seafood Group

Pacific Seafood Group

Founded in 1941 by the Dulcich Family, Pacific Seafood is a family-owned and operated company dedicated to providing the healthiest protein on the planet. Pacific Seafood manages all parts of the supply chain from harvesting/fishing to processing, and distribution in order to provide customers with fresh, sustainable, high-quality products. Pacific Seafood Group is headquartered in Clackamas, Oregon. We employ more than 3,000 team members across 41 facilities in 11 states. One of our missions is to provide products to meet all of our customers’ center of the plate protein needs including seafood, beef, pork, and poultry. Some of our most popular items include oysters, Dungeness crab, rockfish, coldwater shrimp, wild salmon, and steelhead.www.pacificseafood.com

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Oct 30, 2026

Amanda BuckleHOST
6:33
And Multi-X, which is Chile's second largest producer, is in talks to buy Productos Del Mar Ventis Queros from Germany's Schor-Guber Group.
Lauren CastiglioneHOST
6:41
Moving along, U.S. supplier Pacific Seafood Group suffered a major loss this week following a fire at its freezer plant in Newport, Oregon, on Sunday.
Lauren CastiglioneHOST
6:51
Fears of an ammonia leak prompted local officials to issue a level three go now evacuation for neighboring areas.
Lauren CastiglioneHOST
6:59
Ashton Meyer, Pacific's vice president of resource sales and processing, told UCN via email that the company is devastated by the fire and is working with emergency response officials to determine the full extent of the damage, but said they expect it to be a major loss.
David DubyneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:46
I don't know if anybody saw the news, but the Quaker Oats facility, In Iowa, it's the world's largest Quaker Oats facility burned today and is offline.
David DubyneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:57
And in the same day, Pacific Seafood in Newport, Oregon, also one of the largest seafood processors in America, burned and all their freezers are out of order.
David DubyneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:05
So we lost two of the largest food producers in America today as well.
David DubyneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:10
So it's food and energy are continually knocked offline.
David DubeyneGUEST
78:39
I don't know if anybody saw the news, but the Quaker Oats facility, In Iowa, it's the world's largest Quaker Oats facility burned today and is offline.
David DubeyneGUEST
78:50
And in the same day, Pacific Seafood in Newport, Oregon, also one of the largest seafood processors in America, burned and all their freezers are out of order.
David DubeyneGUEST
78:58
So we lost two of the largest... uh food producers in america today as well so it's food and energy are continually knocked offline and i saw some new laws coming out of india being over here in asia uh they were now trying to pass laws where as a reporter you're not allowed to write about somebody unless that person gives the okay that you're allowed to write about them so investigative journalism as you know would be dead in india since you put the headline up there whoa and i heard you in the previous hour
Mike AdamsHOST
79:27
All right, that's wild.
Grant McHillCORRESPONDENT
26:51
Grant McHill, FM News 101.
Dane VaughterHOST
26:54
An 11,000-square-foot freezer building at Pacific Seafood's Newport operation remains destroyed after a fire Sunday, which has some in the commercial fishing industry concerned about Oregon's upcoming Dungeness crab season.
Dane VaughterHOST
27:06
It was used to store bait for local shops.
Dane VaughterHOST
27:09
Newport Mayor Jan Kaplan says they truly depend on Pacific Seafood.
Jan KaplanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:13
Pacific Seafood is a critical part of our economy.
Dane VaughterHOST
27:17
Nearby offloading and processing facilities managed to escape damage in the fire.
Dane VaughterHOST
27:21
Oregon Dungeness Crab Fishing is

33 MINS LATER

Brett RechampHOST
60:12
I'm Brett Recamp with Dane Vaughter and we have your top stories today.
Grant McHillCORRESPONDENT
7:18
Grant McHill, FM News 101.
Dane VaughterHOST
7:20
An 11,000 square foot freezer building at Pacific Seafood's Newport operation remains destroyed after a fire Sunday, which has some in the commercial fishing industry concerned about Oregon's upcoming Dungeness crab season.
Dane VaughterHOST
7:33
It was used to store bait for local shops.
Dane VaughterHOST
7:35
Newport Mayor Jan Kaplan says they truly depend on Pacific Seafood.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:40
Pacific Seafood is a critical part of our economy today.
Dane VaughterHOST
7:43
Nearby offloading and processing facilities managed to escape damage in the fire.
Dane VaughterHOST
7:47
Oregon Dungeness Crab Fishing is set to start December 1st.
David DuByneGUEST
23:32
And, you know, I beg the question, is the green energy a stopgap measure for a few people to have electricity while this whole thing, holds in on itself and then new energies released later you know it seems that this whole fossil fuel things being purposely taken offline one slow turn every single day or week because you know bring it back home here to america i don't know if anybody saw the news but the quaker oats facility In Iowa, it's the world's largest Quaker Oats facility burned today and is offline.
David DuByneGUEST
24:04
And in the same day, Pacific Seafood in Newport, Oregon, also one of the largest seafood processors in America, burned and all their freezers are out of order.
David DuByneGUEST
24:12
So we lost two of the largest... uh food producers in america today as well so it's food and energy are continually knocked offline and i saw some new laws coming out of india being over here in asia uh they were now trying to pass laws where as a reporter you're not allowed to write about somebody unless that person gives the okay that you're allowed to write about them so investigative journalism as you know would be dead in india since you put the headline up there whoa and i heard you in the previous hour
Mike AdamsHOST
24:40
All right, that's wild.
Gail CunninghamHOST
3:40
A massive weekend fire in Newport ravaged a major economic driver for the region's fishing industry.
Gail CunninghamHOST
3:46
KXL's Annette Newell reports the fire has sparked worries about jobs that depend on Pacific Seafood.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
3:52
As Newport Mayor Jan Kaplan describes it,
Jan KaplanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:54
Pacific Seafood is a major employer.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
3:57
It has 376 workers across five Newport locations, about 30 to 40 working inside the main processing and freezer facility where the fire broke out.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
4:06
The company contracts with West Coast commercial vessels including whiting, shrimp and rockfish boats and supports more than 300 independent fishermen and their families.

20 MINS LATER

Tim LanceHOST
24:01
The fire is out at a Newport seafood processing plant, but the fallout has just begun for that coastal city.
Tim LanceHOST
24:09
KXL's Annette Newell reports.
Joanne RideoutHOST
0:49
So here's that story.
Joanne RideoutHOST
0:51
On Sunday, a fire broke out in a facility at Pacific Seafood on the waterfront on Yaquina Bay in Newport.
Joanne RideoutHOST
0:58
And here's what I did was go through some regional media and just pull a few quotes here to give you an idea of what the story is like.
Joanne RideoutHOST
1:05
And I'll cite all the references if you want to go and read the articles.
Joanne RideoutHOST
1:08
So here's a bit from an article in the Lincoln Chronicle newspaper.
Joanne RideoutHOST
1:12
Billows of smoke enveloped Newport's popular Bayfront for much of Sunday as dozens of firefighters from as far away as Corvallis battled a stubborn blaze and potential ammonia leak at a Pacific seafood plant.
Joanne RideoutHOST
1:25
The threat of leaks from two tanks of ammonia inside a building used to make ice and freeze seafood prompted an evacuation notice for much of the day for a mile from the Bayfront, sending residents to a shelter in Newport.
Joanne RideoutHOST
1:39
and closing many businesses and tourist attractions.
Tim LanceHOST
4:58
KXL's Annette Newell reports.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
5:00
Pacific Seafood's already saying it's a big loss.
Jan KaplanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:03
We still have lots to investigate.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
5:05
Newport's Mayor, Jan Kaplan, is thankful for the emergency responders and that no lives were lost.
Jan KaplanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:10
Pacific Seafood is a critical part of our economy.
Annette NewellCORRESPONDENT
5:13
But knows the impact on his city will be tough and is already asking lawmakers for help.
Jan KaplanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:18
I'll be in touch with Senators Wyden and Merkley and our state representative.
Andrew McLainHOST
18:06
But now we've got another one in Newport, Oregon, where a fire and reported ammonia leak prompted a level three go now mandatory evacuation for a one mile radius Sunday morning.
Andrew McLainHOST
18:25
The fire broke out at Pacific Seafood, located at 245 Southeast Bay Boulevard.
Andrew McLainHOST
18:32
A seafood place? I guess like a seafood packer, distributor, maybe? Probably.
Andrew McLainHOST
18:42
Firefighters.

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