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It's time to get schooled on what fish and chips means to Britons, and why the threat of thousands of "chippies" going out of business is particularly painful for the country. Correspondent John Evans, one of our resident Brits, helps break down how a confluence of events is hammering the industry. Plus, how the cheaper whitefish alternative, Alaska pollock, remains a bargain.

Salmon farming giants settled a class action lawsuit for collusion in the US for $85 million last week, with the caveat that there was no admission of guilt. But the companies still face investigations by the US Department of Justice and the European Union -- did the settlement make things better or worse? Plus, a look at Spanish giant Pescanova's rise from the ashes.

German retail Aldi is facing a lawsuit alleging it fraudulently claims its salmon is sustainable. One eco-label came to its defense, but that didn't impress the judge. Plus, more climate disasters hit salmon farms. What does that mean?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has dramatically shaped the world order, and seafood is no exception. Here's what we know so far about the impact of the crisis, and what may lie ahead.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world, and had a devastating toll on people and businesses. The seafood industry is, it turns out, one of the most exposed commodities, given that Russia is a massive supplier of key fish including pollock, cod, salmon and crab, among other species. Join us as we discuss the potential ramifications, and visit our coverage at www.intrafish.com.

Join us as Correspondent John Evans discusses his recent interview of shipping and seafood experts, and Senior Business Reporter Rachel Sapin talks about the looming labor crisis in Alaska's processing industry.