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The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) was created over twenty years ago as a cooperative partnership between the Alaska seafood industry and state government to advance the mutually beneficial goal of a stable seafood industry in Alaska. It is Alaska’s “official seafood marketing agency”, and is established under state law as a public corporation.

The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) is divided into three distinct marketing programs: international, foodservice and retail. All three programs are designed to enhance the appeal and popularity of Alaska Seafood.

Address:	311 N. Franklin Street., Suite 200
City:	Juneau
State:	Alaska (AK 99801)
Telephone:	+1 907 465 5560
Fax:	+1 907 465 5572
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

Location:

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Key people & contacts:

Executive Director Mr Ray Riutta [email protected]	Seafood Technical Program Director Mr Randy Rice Phone: +1 206 352 8920 [email protected]
Senior marketing specialist Mrs Maggie Beaton Phone: +1 425 709 4602 [email protected]	Foodservice Marketing Director Ms Claudia Hogue Phone: +1 800 806 2497 [email protected]
Retail Marketing Director Mr Larry Andrews Phone: +1 800 806 2497 [email protected]	Communications Director Mr Tyson Fick [email protected]

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Branches:

ASMI -Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute- (Spain)

ASMI -Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute- (Australia)

ASMI -Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute- (China)

ASMI -Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute- (Japan)

ASMI -Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute- (UK)

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Subsidiaries:

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Alaska Seafood Instagram Photo Contest

Public Relations Agency:

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