Diesel prices are so high that commercial fishermen sometimes can’t even afford to leave the dock. ‘It’s huge. It’s crazy. Thank you, Donald Trump’
“Now what's happened is that there has been this unbelievable wave of disruption from everything — targeting NOAA and fisheries, science and even weather reporting that people rely on.”
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# Investing Summary Rising diesel costs are severely impacting commercial fishing operations' profitability and operational viability, creating potential headwinds for seafood supply chains and related maritime logistics companies. Additional regulatory uncertainty surrounding NOAA and fisheries management could further disrupt the sector's economics and create investment risks for fishing industry stocks and seafood producers.
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