Your tax dollars bought trident seafoods $14.7M in frozen pollock
USDA awarded Trident Seafoods $14.74M on 2025-09-25 to supply frozen Alaska pollock for U.S. government food donations; record lists nuggets, sticks, fillets.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- USDA gave Trident Seafoods about $14.74 million to supply frozen Alaska pollock for government food donations.
- The award buys finished products: nuggets, sticks, and fillets, packaged as twenty 2-pound bags per case.
- This is a procurement move, it affects processing and distribution, not direct retail prices or restaurant menus immediately.
- The record does not say which donation programs or states will get the fish; no next date is listed on the award.
- If you want updates track the award ID 123J1425C2037 and USDA distribution notices for delivery and recipient details.
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