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An Ecuadorian shrimp farm
Under a revised tariff structure, large industrial, high-voltage consumers will see electricity prices rise from an average of USD 0.12 (EUR 0.11) per kilowatt-hour to as much as USD 0.35 (EUR 0.31) | Photo courtesy of Songa
October 14, 2026

“What’s at stake is the ability to continue operating” – Ecuador’s shrimp sector faces rising electricity costs, mandatory power disconnections

The DNV and Aqualis logos
DNV has acquired a majority stake in Chilean aquaculture technology firm Aqualis
October 14, 2026

DNV acquires majority stake in aquaculture engineering and inspection company Aqualis

Hungary drought
Hungary has been experiencing its most extreme drought in more than a century | Photo courtesty zizu_foto/Shutterstock
October 14, 2026

Hungary reusing fish farm water to alleviate drought

A person in Thailand holding a handful of recently-harvested shrimp
The U.S. Supreme Court denied to readdress an appeals court decision on a forced labor case, allowing seven Cambodian villagers to continue their lawsuit alleging companies benefited from their forced labor | Photo courtesy of Phensri Ngamsommitr/Shutterstock
October 14, 2026

US Supreme Court declines to weigh in on forced labor lawsuit against Rubicon Resources

A French fishing harbor
The European Commission has approved a 40.5 million scheme that will provide compensation to France’s agricultural, fisheries, aquaculture, and transport companies. | Photo courtesy of MARTIN Florent/Shutterstock
October 14, 2026

European Commission approves French fuel aid for fishers

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“What’s at stake is the ability to continue operating” – Ecuador’s shrimp sector faces rising electricity costs, mandatory power disconnections

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October 14, 2026
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Under a revised tariff structure, large industrial, high-voltage consumers will see electricity prices rise from an average of USD 0.12 (EUR 0.11) per kilowatt-hour to as much as USD 0.35 (EUR 0.31) | Photo courtesy of Songa
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US Supreme Court declines to weigh in on forced labor lawsuit against Rubicon Resources

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AquaChile rolls out hybrid energy management system to cut diesel consumption on pontoons

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An Ecuadorian shrimp farm
Under a revised tariff structure, large industrial, high-voltage consumers will see electricity prices rise from an average of USD 0.12 (EUR 0.11) per kilowatt-hour to as much as USD 0.35 (EUR 0.31) | Photo courtesy of Songa
6 Min
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“What’s at stake is the ability to continue operating” – Ecuador’s shrimp sector faces rising electricity costs, mandatory power disconnections

October 14, 2026
The DNV and Aqualis logos
DNV has acquired a majority stake in Chilean aquaculture technology firm Aqualis
4 Min
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DNV acquires majority stake in aquaculture engineering and inspection company Aqualis

October 14, 2026
Hungary drought
Hungary has been experiencing its most extreme drought in more than a century | Photo courtesty zizu_foto/Shutterstock
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Hungary reusing fish farm water to alleviate drought

October 14, 2026
A person in Thailand holding a handful of recently-harvested shrimp
The U.S. Supreme Court denied to readdress an appeals court decision on a forced labor case, allowing seven Cambodian villagers to continue their lawsuit alleging companies benefited from their forced labor | Photo courtesy of Phensri Ngamsommitr/Shutterstock
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US Supreme Court declines to weigh in on forced labor lawsuit against Rubicon Resources

October 14, 2026
A French fishing harbor
The European Commission has approved a 40.5 million scheme that will provide compensation to France’s agricultural, fisheries, aquaculture, and transport companies. | Photo courtesy of MARTIN Florent/Shutterstock
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European Commission approves French fuel aid for fishers

October 14, 2026
salmon sushi for sale in China
Demand for larger salmon in China may be growing | Photo courtesy of sopear/Shutterstock
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Pricing Analysis: Larger salmon in demand in run up to China's Golden Week

October 14, 2026
An AquaChile pontoon
Pontoons are usually powered by diesel generators, but the new strategy combines conventional generators with battery storage systems | Photo courtesy of AquaChile
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AquaChile rolls out hybrid energy management system to cut diesel consumption on pontoons

October 14, 2026
Khyber Aquaculture's facility in India
Khyber Aquaculture has received its Food Safety and Standards Authority of India approval | Photo courtesy of Khyber Aquaculture
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Khyber Aquaculture receives India food-safety approval as it plans sales launch and retail store

October 14, 2026
Friend of the Sea's new certification label
Each certified product now carries a unique FOS ID that connects the label to its relevant certification record | Image courtesy of Friend of the Sea
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Friend of the Sea introduces new certification labels designed to strengthen transparency

October 14, 2026
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Taiwan was once again listed in Tier 1, while Indonesia was listed in Tier 2. | Photo courtesy of Ricky kuo/Shutterstock
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US State Department lists persistent human trafficking concerns in Taiwanese, Indonesian commercial fishing sectors

October 14, 2026
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Atlantic Sapphire has filed an application to delist from the Euronext Oslo Børs | Photo courtesy of Atlantic Sapphire
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Atlantic Sapphire files to delist from Oslo Børs

October 13, 2026
an entangled whale
According to a NOAA Fisheries report released last month, there were 63 confirmed cases of whales being entangled along the West Coast of the U.S. in 2025 | Photo courtesy of Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute
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NOAA Fisheries introduces new West Coast gear rules to reduce entanglements

October 13, 2026
A person holding shrimp
While wild capture operations in Oman still haul in several hundred metric tons (MT) of shrimp every year, aquaculture production has begun to dominate output of shrimp in the country | Photo courtesy of the Oman Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Oman kicks off 2026 shrimp-fishing season, but aquaculture taking up increasing output share

October 13, 2026
The Leptocylindrus minimus strand of algae
The authorities determined that the bloom was of the Leptocylindrus minimus strand, found in concentrations above reference limits considered harmful | Photo courtesy of the University of California Santa Cruz's Ocean Data Center
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Chilean authorities monitoring algal bloom that’s affected over 600 tons of Multi X salmon

October 13, 2026
A harbor in Maine with two lobster boats
An appeals court has ruled against a Maine lobster industry-led lawsuit against the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
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Appeals court rules against Maine lobster industry in lawsuit targeting Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation

October 13, 2026
A fish farm off of Fuzhou, China
The report found China could generate around 700,000 metric tons (MT) of additional fishmeal demand and 80,000 MT of fish oil demand over the next decade | Photo courtesy of Young David01/Shutterstock
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Rabobank: Shifting species mix in Chinese aquaculture could reshape marine ingredient demand

October 13, 2026
The interior of Canadian Parliament
The Canadian government has introduced a bill it said will reduce regulatory burdens on a range of different industries | Photo courtesy of Erman Gunes/Shutterstock
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Canadian government proposes changes to Fisheries Act in “Cutting Red Tape Act”

October 13, 2026
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Aquamar is continuing its “Chickensanity” campaign by encouraging consumers to reach for seafood-based products instead of chicken | Photo courtesy of Aquamar
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On gameday, Aquamar wants consumers to swap chicken for seafood and surimi

October 13, 2026
seized Pismo clams
An investigation unveiled 494 Pismo clams, all but 16 of which were undersized | Photo courtesy of the Pismo Beach Police Department
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Three arrested for harvesting undersized clams in California; one escapes

October 13, 2026
An aerial view of Nordic Aqua Partners facility in Ningbo, China
Nordic Aqua Partners announced its salmon recirculating aquaculture system facility has posted three straight quarters with greater than 2,000 metric tons of production | Photo courtesy of Nordic Aqua Partners
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Nordic Aqua Partners reports new salmon production milestone

October 13, 2026
A person holding prawns
Improvements made at ASC-certified farms last year included policy changes and practices, as well as the physical management of fish in production, such as handling techniques intended to reduce stress | Photo courtesy of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
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ASC reveals strong year of farm-level improvements in latest Impact Report, targets deeper aquaculture impact moving forward

October 12, 2026
Discarded Maine lobster shells
Researchers at the University of Maine are taking discarded lobster shells and turning them into golf tees | Photo courtesy of Libin Jose/Shutterstock
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Researchers at the University of Maine are turning discarded lobster shells into golf tees

October 12, 2026
A large catch of young Atlantic sea scallops collected during the 2025 survey is sorted into baskets and counted aboard the F/V Selje
NOAA has awarded a new set of grants as part of its Scallop Research Set-Aside Program, which grants scallop quota in exchange for research | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries/Dana Morton
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NOAA Fisheries makes 14 grant awards to research Atlantic scallops

October 12, 2026
killer whales
Multiple lawsuits were filed after the U.S. Department of the Interior announced in July that it was rescinding a decades-old definition of “harm” that required the government to consider modifications and degradation of habitat in setting protections and limiting human activity under the ESA | Photo courtesy of Holly S Cannon/Shutterstock
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US Justice Department files defense of changes to definition of "harm" under ESA

October 12, 2026

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