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PRODUCE officially canceled the second anchovy season of the year due to oceanographic conditions | Photo courtesy of Peru’s Ministry of Production (PRODUCE)
October 16, 2026

Peru officially cancels the second anchovy season of 2026

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The lawsuit revolves around an employee stock ownership plan announced in 2016 | Image courtesy of Inland Foods
October 16, 2026

Former employees’ lawsuit against Inland Foods revived by US appeals court

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Angry Crab Shack Founder Ron Lou | Photo courtesy of Angry Crab Shack
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Angry Crab Shack says long-term financial planning is needed to ride out crab supply fluctuations

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Canada Minister of Fisheries Joanne Thompson announced CAD 300 million in funding for the Atlantic Fisheries Fund | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
October 16, 2026

Canadian government, Atlantic provinces pledge CAD 300 million to support seafood sector

Camimex's head office
Of the total, USD 7 million (EUR 6.3 million) will be put toward building cold-storage facilities and USD 8 million (EUR 7.2 million) for working capital | Photo courtesy of Camimex Group
October 16, 2026

Vietnam’s Camimex secures USD 15 million loan to fund cold storage, bolster working capital

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Week in review: Zhangzidao slips, Thai Union soars

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