Among the listed items:
• Chilean salmon farmers have greatly increased production and are on track to fully rebound from devastating outbreaks of the ISA virus, infectious salmon anemia.
• Funding could be reduced for the Market Access Program, which helps promote American products abroad. The federal program has allocated millions of dollars to ASMI in years past.• Aquaculture continues to increase its percentage of world seafood supply, with Alaska's share now down to 1.3 percent.
• With increases in the value of state's wild salmon, halibut and other species, Alaska producers face "price resistance" in the marketplace.
• Alaska always has been an expensive place to operate, and it's getting worse with rising fuel and transportation costs.