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The paper called on the new Scottish government to speed up consenting processes for the aquaculture sector, among other proposed changes | Photo courtesy of Stock1987/Shutterstock
June 15, 2026
Scottish salmon farming could thrive if made a national priority, new report asserts
Canadian Fisheries Officers seized lobster traps and a vessel after discovering undersized lobsters | Photo courtesy of the Canada Department of Fisheries and Oceans
June 15, 2026
Canada fishery officers arrest four over undersized lobsters, unauthorized fishing
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed the law requiring commingled seafood to be labeled as such | Photo courtesy of Melissa Burovac/Shutterstock
June 15, 2026
Louisiana governor signs commingled seafood labeling law
Greenpeace celebrated a victory in court as a judge found fishers alleging Bumble Bee Foods didn't do enough against forced labor have a right to pursue their case | Photo courtesy of Greenpeace
June 15, 2026
Fishers win partial victory as forced labor lawsuit against Bumble Bee moves forward
A new research paper is linking a decline in osprey in the Chesapeake Bay to declines in prey species like menhaden | Photo courtesy of Jacki Thuman McArdle/Shutterstock
June 15, 2026
New paper links Chesapeake Bay osprey declines to lack of menhaden
Processing & Equipment
Panelists echoed growing calls for the seafood industry to turn the dial further than 100 percent utilization toward full biomass optimization | Photo courtesy of Blue Food Innovation Summit/LinkedIn
Experts implore seafood industry to start looking beyond 100 percent utilization into total biomass optimization
June 11, 2026
Tom Rossiter, co-founder of CatchCam, deploys an underwater camera system onboard a fishing vessel | Photo courtesy of CatchCam
Underwater camera company CatchCam helping to improve sustainability, decision-making within small-scale fishing
June 9, 2026
Scientists have developed AI-powered thermal technology cameras to detect gray whales in the San Francisco Bay| Photo courtesy of Tory Kallman/Shutterstock
New AI-powered thermal cameras could reduce vessel strikes on gray whales in San Francisco
June 1, 2026
ADF&G recently re-opened the commissioner permits decision in the Upper Cook Inlet area. | Photo courtesy of Alisa Metzler/Shutterstock
ADF&G will not issue permits for beach seine salmon fishing on Kenai River in 2026
May 28, 2026
Runi is continuing to see demand for its compacting solutions for expanded polystyrene | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Runi seeing continued demand in seafood industry for its EPS compaction solutions
April 23, 2026
Carsoe debuted a new heading and gutting machine at Seafood Processing Global that it developed with input from its customers | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Carsoe unveils new heading and gutting machine at Seafood Processing Global, announces new partnership with Industrikulde
April 23, 2026
A 3D image showing how Spectral Blue plans how to provide its service to customers | Photo courtesy of Spectral Blue
Spectral Blue showcasing its antimicrobial blue light tech at Seafood Expo Global
April 21, 2026
Quinlan Brothers said that usable output of crab waste could total 3,000 metric tons per year under the project | Photo courtesy of Quinlan Brothers
Quinlan Brothers announces USD 5 million fish waste project
April 6, 2026
The move may hurt the processing ambitions of Pacific Island nations, which have counted on Chinese investment to help build infrastructure | Photo courtesy of Tropical Food Manufacturing (Ningbo)
China signals intentions to grow tuna-canning sector domestically, rather than invest in infrastructure abroad
March 27, 2026
VistaTrac Vice President Matt Schoneman at the 2026 Seafood Expo North America | Photo by Teddy Hans/SeafoodSource
VistaTrac reducing clerical errors, fostering traceability through its plant floor inventory system
March 23, 2026
Last year, USDA announced USD 6 million (EUR 5.2 million) in grant funding was available for catfish processors | Photo courtesy of Stephen Badger/Maryland DNR
USDA issues USD 2 million in grant funding to improve blue catfish processing capacity
March 23, 2026
Shoreline Freezers is expanding its facility from 7,000 pallets to 27,000 pallets of space | Photo courtesy of Shoreline Freezers
Shoreline Freezer nearly quadrupling size of New Jersey cold storage facility
March 13, 2026
Shinkei Systems has purchased a 16,000-square-foot facility in Tacoma, Washington | Photo courtesy of Shinkei Systems
Shinkei Systems purchases processing plant in Washington to expand supply chain
March 11, 2026
Hans Marius Martinsen, a sales manager with processing equipment company JBT Marel, said processing companies should remember to account for the essential human element when making automation decisions | Photo courtesy of JBT Marel
JBT Marel: Salmon processing automation must account for essential human element
March 10, 2026
Members of Samherji and Optimar's team from the left: Sigmar Örn Hilmarsson, Sigurpáll Hjörvar Árnason, Jón Kjartan Jónsson, Siggi Olason, Espen Rørvik og Sigurd Lillebø | Photo courtesy of Optimar
Optimar secures three contracts for processing equipment worth NOK 70 million for land-based salmon project
March 10, 2026
BAADER Global Sales Director for Fish Nils Rabe presenting at the 2026 North Atlantic Seafood Forum | Photo by Jason Holland/SeafoodSource
BAADER bets on modular salmon processing as flexibility, welfare reshape production
March 5, 2026
Silver Bay Seafoods is halting processing in Cordova, Alaska, for the remainder of 2026 citing low salmon forecasts | Photo courtesy of Jocelyn Layte/Shutterstock
Silver Bay Seafoods is stopping processing in Cordova, Alaska for remainder of 2026
March 4, 2026
The partnership includes integrating Wisefish software to improve decision-making and manage production, sales, and logistics, among other tasks, at Quinlan Brothers | Photo courtesy of Quinlan Brothers
Quinlan Brothers partners with software firm Wisefish to modernize operations, strengthen traceability
March 4, 2026
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