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Perth, Australia-based Seafarms has broken ground on its massive new shrimp-aquaculture project in Australia’s Northern Territory.

Project Sea Dragon advancing with help of Seafarms' new CEO, CFO

December 2, 2021

News » Business & Finance

A year after scrambling to stave off collapse, the U.S. ports of Seattle and Tacoma are dealing with an overload of traffic.

Ports of Seattle, Tacoma facing new set of pandemic-related pressures

December 2, 2021

News » National Fisherman

Slinky pots and ropeless gear become next angles for whale avoidance

December 2, 2021

News » National Fisherman
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is planning to buy 7.6 million pounds of domestic catfish.

USDA to buy 7 million more pounds of domestic catfish

December 2, 2021

News » Supply & Trade

A recipe for Salmon Wellington will be a part of Pacific Seafood's "12 Days of Fishmas" campaign.

Pacific Seafood launches “12 Days of Fishmas” campaign

December 2, 2021

News » Foodservice & Retail

The Sultanate of Oman is exceeding its fisheries sector growth targets so far in 2021.

Oman fisheries sector accelerates growth trend

December 2, 2021

News » Supply & Trade

South Africa has jailed two Chinese nationals suspected to be part of a global abalone-poaching syndicate.

South Africa jails Chinese abalone poachers suspected to be part of smuggling syndicate

December 2, 2021

News » Environment & Sustainability

Fisheries management using maximum sustainable yields (MSY) is key to maintaining healthy stocks, according to Brett Glencross, the technical director of IFFO, The Marine Ingredients Organization.

IFFO’s Brett Glencross: Maximum sustainable yield strategy best management solution

December 2, 2021

News » Environment & Sustainability
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Vietnam increased its exports of tuna products in October, following consecutive declines in August and September, due to the easing of coronavirus-related lockdowns in the country.

Vietnam’s tuna exports recover in October as lockdowns ease

December 2, 2021

News » Supply & Trade
News » COVID-19

The Philippines’ decision to import an additional 60,000 metric tons (MT) of fish has failed to help bring down domestic prices.

Philippines hikes round scad imports in effort to contain domestic prices

December 2, 2021

News » Supply & Trade