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Rules: Establish 12 distinct crabbing zones on the Oregon Coast
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Representatives from West
Coast seafood processing
giant Pacific Seafood attended
Friday’s meeting and had
advocated for the ability to use
the company’s existing elec-
tronic tracking system. They
also did not want to have to
track the date of crab landed
under an evisceration order —
when crab is sold with the guts
removed. The company’s rep-
resentatives said it could be
difficult to provide these land-
ing dates given the high vol-
ume of seafood the company
handles and mixed lots with
large date ranges that might be
pulled out of storage.
Doug Heater, sales and
fleet manager for Bornstein
Seafoods in Astoria, also
opposed certain aspects of the
rules. In a letter to the com-
mission, he said that while
he agreed there needed to be
better record keeping to track
domoic acid-related issues,
the rules would negatively
impact the seafood company,
which already has a recall plan
in place. He worried the rules
could be costly to follow and
also lead to a “steep decline”
in sales if buyers, worried
about compliance, started
sourcing their crab outside of
Oregon.
AP Photo/Eric Risberg
Oregon has new rules to track crab.
The new rules outline evis-
ceration protocols that go into
place when levels of the nat-
urally occurring marine toxin
domoic acid spike. The toxin
can accumulate at high levels
in a crab’s guts, but remove the
guts and the meat is still safe
to eat. The rules also establish
12 distinct crabbing zones on
the Oregon Coast, narrowing
the areas that can be closed or
opened at any given time. The
rules also require fishermen,
buyers and sellers to prepare
more documentation about
exactly when and where crab
were caught and to ensure that
this trail follows the crab.
“There has been some
more paper, but we haven’t
found that it’s been too much
of a burden on us,” said Cari
Brandberg, of Living Pacific
Seafood and Chelsea Rose
Seafood in Newport. Brand-
berg represented independent
buyers on an advisory com-
mittee that met last year to
craft and hone the new rules.
“It’s been fairly easy to
keep up on it,” she added. “I
guess the real question is if
there’s a recall ever, what will
happen, and how easy it is to
trace back.”
For buyers and processors,
though, the rules offer a way
to assure themselves and con-
sumers that crab caught in cer-
tain places — at certain times
— is guaranteed to be safe.
In the past, when crab is
tested and found to have high
levels of domoic acid in its vis-
cera or meat, “our crab might
be hot as well,” Brandberg
said. “This way, we can say,
‘No, we know our crab is safe
and free from domoic acid.”
Caren Braby, marine
resources program manager
with the Oregon Department
of Fish and Wildlife, who pre-
sented the proposed rules to
the commission, said the trace-
ability rules serve a dual pur-
pose: They keep consumers
informed and safe, but also
allow fishermen and proces-
sors to keep safe crab rolling
toward market.
“It’s one more tool in the
tool box in case domoic rears
its ugly head and we have to
make decisions on if we’re
going to open and where
we’re going to open,” said
Hugh Link, executive direc-
tor of the Oregon Dungeness
Crab Commission. He had
not yet seen the final rules the
Fish and Wildlife Commis-
sion approved, but was famil-
iar with the proposal and last
year’s discussions.
The rules might be a diffi-
cult adjustment at first, espe-
cially when it comes to the
mass buying of Dungeness
crab, he said.
“I think that over time,
they’ll be adapted to,” he said,
adding, “There’s always going
to be little issues, unforeseen
circumstances that we can
cover a little later.”
The current commercial
crab season was delayed not
by domoic acid, but by the low
amount of meat crabs were
carrying, negotiations over the
starting price per pound and
bad weather. As of March 29,
fishermen had landed more
than 21 million pounds for an
ex-vessel value of $63.5 mil-
lion — both numbers up from
the last season. The average
price per pound has hovered at
just under $3.
BOLI: Hoyle has raised nearly $358,000, more than double Ogden’s $149,182
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connecting area youth with
educational activities that help
prepare them for jobs in the
high-tech and manufacturing
industries.
He said since he was first
elected mayor the city has
more jobs (about 35,000) than
residents (27,000).
“We have created an
opportunity for business to
flourish,” he said.
As a nonpartisan position,
the election will be decided
during the primary. But
Ogden and Hoyle represent
different sides of the political
spectrum: Ogden is a Repub-
lican; Hoyle is a Democrat.
The Tualatin mayor, who
also is an insurance agent,
has been involved in city
politics for nearly 30 years,
while Hoyle has been active
in state politics since 2009.
She served as a state repre-
sentative and House majority
leader until 2016.
Hoyle has raised nearly
$358,000, more than dou-
ble Ogden’s $149,182, as of
Monday.
Her campaign has drawn
an influx of money from
organized labor, includ-
ing $75,000 from United
Food and Commercial Work-
ers International Union and
$25,000 from Local 48 Elec-
tricians. Democrats from the
Legislature have also contrib-
uted to her campaign.
“I have support from every
labor union, and I have sup-
port from their employers,”
Hoyle said. “Whether it is the
organizations that represent
contractors or individuals or
business organizations, the
bottom line is they know I can
show up on the first day and
be able to do the job.”
Ogden’s
contributions
have come largely from
individuals and businesses.
On the list are recogniz-
able Republicans such as
$500 from former U.S. Sen.
Bob Packwood.
Howard, who is registered
with the Independent Party
of Oregon, will appear on the
ballot. However, he said he
is not running an active cam-
paign because of unantici-
pated health issues.
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