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The committee aims to provide strategic direction and broad guidance on the themes, opportunities, and challenges the Scottish aquaculture community is facing | Photo courtesy of the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Cluster
August 11, 2026
SAIC appoints advisory committee to help shape next wave of Scottish aquaculture innovation
The Supreme Court ruled the order mandating vessel tracking "cannot justify measures that unnecessarily infringe constitutional rights, particularly when the same goals may be achieved through lawful and less restrictive means" | Photo courtesy of sulit.photos/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Philippines Supreme Court strikes down mandatory vessel monitoring; fishery agency asks for reconsideration
Under a new trade agreement, remaining duties on Mexican tuna products entering the E.U. will be slowly phased out, with tariffs fully eliminated after seven years | Photo courtesy of JRomero04/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
EU Market Advisory Council warns of negative impacts of duty-free canned tuna from Mexico
Brixham Harbor in Devon is the site of the Brixham Fish Market, where cod averaged a price of GBP 6.31 (USD 8.51, EUR 7.38, NOK 80.92) in Week 32 | Photo courtesy Charlesy/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Wild Atlantic cod averages GBP 6.53 per kilogram at UK’s Peterhead in Week 32
The commercial sector in the Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick has been devastated by the spread of multinucleate sphere unknown (MSX) and Dermo | Photo courtesy of Heidi Besen/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Canada offers to buy out oyster harvesters as disease hits Atlantic fishery hard
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The committee aims to provide strategic direction and broad guidance on the themes, opportunities, and challenges the Scottish aquaculture community is facing | Photo courtesy of the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Cluster
SAIC appoints advisory committee to help shape next wave of Scottish aquaculture innovation
August 11, 2026
News » Aquaculture
The Supreme Court ruled the order mandating vessel tracking "cannot justify measures that unnecessarily infringe constitutional rights, particularly when the same goals may be achieved through lawful and less restrictive means" | Photo courtesy of sulit.photos/Shutterstock
Philippines Supreme Court strikes down mandatory vessel monitoring; fishery agency asks for reconsideration
August 11, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Under a new trade agreement, remaining duties on Mexican tuna products entering the E.U. will be slowly phased out, with tariffs fully eliminated after seven years | Photo courtesy of JRomero04/Shutterstock
EU Market Advisory Council warns of negative impacts of duty-free canned tuna from Mexico
August 11, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
News » Supply & Trade
Tuna
Brixham Harbor in Devon is the site of the Brixham Fish Market, where cod averaged a price of GBP 6.31 (USD 8.51, EUR 7.38, NOK 80.92) in Week 32 | Photo courtesy Charlesy/Shutterstock
Wild Atlantic cod averages GBP 6.53 per kilogram at UK’s Peterhead in Week 32
August 11, 2026
Whitefish
News » Analysis » Cod
News » Supply & Trade
The commercial sector in the Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick has been devastated by the spread of multinucleate sphere unknown (MSX) and Dermo | Photo courtesy of Heidi Besen/Shutterstock
Canada offers to buy out oyster harvesters as disease hits Atlantic fishery hard
August 11, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
News » Aquaculture
The latest round of tariffs has hit many of the world's top shrimp-producing nations, leaving U.S. seafood importers with few options to avoid rising costs | Photo courtesy of Iv-olga/Shutterstock
Section 301 tariffs leave US seafood importers with few avenues to avoid rising costs
August 10, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Einar Örn Ólafsson has been tapped as the new CEO of First Water | Photo courtesy of First Water
First Water names new CEO; former NFI leader Lee Weddig passes away
August 10, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Invasive European green crabs are spreading throughout Southeast Alaska | Photo courtesy of Tommy Larey/Shutterstock
Alaska denies emergency petition to reclassify invasive crab species for widespread food usage
August 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
RWE U.S. Offshore said the deal will see it end its lawsuits against the U.S. government over its leases off the coasts of New York, California, and Louisiana | Photo courtesy of RWE U.S. Offshore
Another offshore wind project bought out by Trump administration
August 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Researchers collect water samples for eDNA | Photo courtesy of NOAA
US bill would increase use of eDNA in fisheries management
August 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Faroe Islands Fisheries Minister Bárður á Steig Nielsen | Photo courtesy of News Oresund/Wikimedia Commons
Faroese fisheries minister proposes increased fishing days, sparking widespread backlash
August 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Nissui posted double-digit profit growth in its first fiscal quarter thanks to a strong performance by its Marine Products segment | Photo courtesy of Nissui
Nissui posts increased sales, profits in first fiscal quarter thanks to strong marine products performance
August 10, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Ode has achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council certification, a first for a cod-farming company | Photo courtesy of Ode
Ode achieves ASC certification, a first for farmed cod
August 10, 2026
News » Aquaculture
News » Environment & Sustainability
Whitefish
The four individuals were first caught illegally taking oysters from Deep Bay on Vancouver Island 26 August 2023 | Photo courtesy of Russ Heinl/Shutterstock
Canadian court fines four individuals CAD 18,000 for illegally taken shellfish
August 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The new additions bring SSP's membership to 13 associate members, five founding members, and one collaborating member | Photo courtesy of CESAR MERA/Shutterstock
Sustainable Shrimp Partnership announces new associate members
August 10, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Shrimp
Pure Salmon's facility in France has been granted more key approvals and full environmental authorization | Photo courtesy of Pure Salmon
Pure Salmon completes regulatory and technical reviews for its France-based RAS
August 7, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Premium Brands Holdings Corporation posted yet another quarter of record sales, while its subsidiary Clearwater Seafood posted more losses | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Premium Brands posts another record quarter; Clearwater continues to see losses
August 7, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Through Executive Decree 425, Ecuador President Daniel Noboa plans to merge multiple ministries, Vice Ministry of Aquaculture and Fisheries, into a broader ministry called the Ministry of Economic and Productive Development | Photo courtesy of Marco Iacobucci Epp/Shutterstock
Ecuador proposes folding vice ministry responsible for aquaculture, fisheries into a broader entity, leaving industry skeptical
August 7, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Tuna
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