On December 19, Danish shipping giant Maersk announced the suspension of trans-Pacific freight business at Alaska ports in the United States, which will take effect in February next year, which also means that the US pollock season may be in trouble for import and export transportation. Maersk said in a statement: "We are working hard to strengthen product supply and ensure the reliability of the network. Next year, we will no longer undertake Pacific transportation business at Dutch Harbor and Kodiak ports. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for their business and trust, and look forward to continuing to serve your global transportation needs." It is reported that Maersk travels to and from Alaska ports twice a week, shipping frozen containers such as frozen fish fillets, surimi and fish roe, as well as fish meal containers to European and Asian markets. The last Alaska batch of goods is scheduled to be shipped on February 11, 2025, and will be ...