Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority hears proposal for fishery quota loans

February 20, 2014 North Pacific

The program as discussed today would specifically allow low-interest loans for quota purchases by community-based nonprofits, municipalities, and community quota entities. Community development quota, or CDQ, groups would not be eligible for the loans. Those groups would then need to form joint-ventures with others in the industry, like fishing companies or CDQ groups, to fish the quota. Read more#Alaskajournal 21:32

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