WILDLY BETTER FOR YOU

Celebrate National Seafood Month (October) with Wild Alaska Seafood

Wild seafood delivers superior nutrition, flavor, sustainability, and menu versatility—making it a high‑value choice for all operators – now more than ever, and all year long.

Plate of orange glazed wild Alaska pollock nuggets with sesame seeds and green onions over white rice, with chopsticks on the side. Nearby are a small plate of sautéed broccoli, a bowl of sesame seeds, and a glass of amber drink on a wooden table.
Overhead view of a grilled Alaska cod fillet atop a green salad of arugula, grilled avocado slices, snap peas, fresh herbs, and chopped nuts, served in a white bowl on a light tabletop with a fork, knife, and linen napkin.

Why Seafood, Why Now?

Seafood is gaining momentum as consumers seek healthier, more diverse, and sustainable protein options. U.S. seafood demand is projected to grow from $23 billion in 2024 to $27 billion by 2033, driven by interest in nutrient-rich foods, menu variety, and responsible sourcing. As flexitarian eating continues to rise, seafood stands out as a high-protein, omega-3-rich choice that offers a premium alternative to traditional proteins.

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Overhead view of a blackened Alaska cod fillet with creamy orange sauce, paired with a colorful corn salad featuring zucchini, tomatoes, herbs, and crumbled cheese.

Wild Flavor, Hot Menu Innovation

Seafood’s versatility makes it a natural fit for today’s top menu trends, helping operators deliver both innovation and nutrition. From bold Southeast Asian and Latin-inspired flavors to the growing demand for meals that balance wellness and indulgence, seafood offers a craveable, better-for-you option consumers love. Its flexibility across dayparts and menu formats, including bowls, salads, tacos, sandwiches, and shareables, makes it an easy way to keep menus fresh, relevant, and on trend.

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Aerial view of a commercial fishing boat setting a seine net in calm Alaska waters, with a tree-covered coastline and rugged shoreline in the background.

The Power of Wild Alaska

Wild Alaska Seafood delivers a story operators can confidently stand behind and consumers trust. With 42% of consumers willing to pay a premium for Alaska Seafood, even more so when it comes to millennials at 51%, its reputation for being wild-caught, natural, and sustainably sourced creates meaningful menu value. Backed by Trident Seafoods’ reliable supply and consistent quality, operators can serve products that meet customer expectations while supporting long-term menu success.

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