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The Outlaw Ocean Project's latest report covers dozens of countries and over 1,000 fishmeal plants, documenting environmental, labor rights, and other issues | Photo courtesy of Fábio Nascimento/The Outlaw Ocean Project
October 9, 2026
Outlaw Ocean Project releases sweeping new reporting on problems in global fishmeal production
Yukihiro Furukawa, the chairman of the Shimonoseki Aquatic Products Export Association, at the 2026 Seafood Expo Asia in Singapore | Photo by Teddy Hans/SeafoodSource
October 9, 2026
Japanese export association aiming to promote, lessen fear around eating pufferfish
The project will investigate how antimicrobial resistance develops in freshwater aquaculture systems and the barriers preventing farmers from adopting alternatives to antibiotics | Photo courtesy of Trong Nguyen/Shutterstock
October 9, 2026
University of Stirling lands funding to help tackle antimicrobial resistance in Vietnamese pangasius farming
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) released TACs for several crab species statewide | Photo courtesy of MERCURY studio/Shutterstock
October 9, 2026
Alaska announces total allowable catch for red king, Tanner, and snow crab for 2026-27 season
The survey will remain open through 31 October | Photo courtesy of Martin Furtivo/Shutterstock
October 9, 2026
European Commission surveying commercial fishers on simplifying administrative, reporting requirements
Aquaculture
The Saudi Industrial Investment Group and Unibio have entered a joint venture to build a massive single-cell protein plant that uses methane captured from natural gas wells | Photo courtesy of Unibio
Unibio, SIIG launch joint venture to build single-cell protein plant in Saudi Arabia
March 24, 2026
Viet Uc CEO Ton That De speaking at the 2026 VietShrimp Asia and Aquaculture Vietnam show | Photo courtesy of Viet Uc
Viet Uc unveils global shrimp-breeding, domestic pangasius-breeding expansion plans
March 24, 2026
Hatch Blue is partnering with Oceans Advance to launch an aquaculture innovation studio in Atlantic Canada | Photo courtesy of Hatch Blue
Oceans Advance partners with Hatch Blue to open Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Studio
March 24, 2026
Seafarms Group Limited is facing a lawsuit from the Cameron Group | Photo courtesy of Seafarms Group Limited
Seafarms Group brought to court over alleged breaches of Australia's Corporations Act
March 23, 2026
Tongwei Group Chairman Liu Hanyuan at the National People's Congress | Photo courtesy of Tongwei Group
Chinese conglomerate Tongwei calls for national aquaculture tax reform
March 20, 2026
After severe price volatility last year, the global salmon sector has continued to face low prices in the beginning of 2026 | Photo courtesy of Vipavlenkoff/Shutterstock
Deep Dive Podcast: Salmon prices remain low in 2026, but early trends point to tightening supply
March 20, 2026
Australis Aquaculture is piloting a new growout area while simultaneously constructing a new processing facility which will make the company fully vertically integrated | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Australis Aquaculture continuing steady growth as it closes in on completed expansion
March 20, 2026
The bill aims to mitigate the environmental impacts of aquaculture in Iceland and ensure a sustainable growth path for the industry | Photo courtesy of S. Birkelbach/Shutterstock
Icelandic aquaculture bill draws near ubiquitous criticism
March 20, 2026
Tourists visiting an AquaChile salmon farm | Photo courtesy of AquaChile
Chilean city of Puerto Montt offering food tourism excursions involving salmon farm tours
March 20, 2026
Seagrove CEO, Founder, and Director of Sales Markos Scheer (left) and Alaska Sales and Logistics Partner Lisa Rittinger (right) at the 2026 Seafood Expo North America | Photo by Haley Jones/SeafoodSource
Alaskan oyster, kelp company Seagrove boasts year-round work, self-sufficient harvesting, processing, and shipping at SENA
March 19, 2026
Experts have referred to the bank as a kind of insurance policy for the Brazilian tilapia-farming sector, preserving variability in case of disaster | Photo courtesy of Manga Brasil/Shutterstock
Brazil launches nationwide tilapia genetics bank to secure diversity, boost aquaculture output
March 19, 2026
U.S. growth has largely come from value-added products, whereas shipments to top markets such as China largely comprise whole shrimp sales | Photo courtesy of Phensri Ngamsommitr/Shutterstock
Ecuador’s aquaculture chamber credits record-breaking 2025 results to dynamic US market
March 19, 2026
Gigante Salmon said it FY 2025 marked its transition from developing company to a fully-fledged salmon farmer | Photo courtesy of Gigante Salmon
Gigante Salmon says 2025 marked transitioning from development project to salmon producer
March 18, 2026
Innovasea's expanded senior leadership team, including CEO Mark Jollymore (left) | Photo courtesy of Innovasea
Innovasea unveils updated brand, leadership structure
March 18, 2026
The proposed subdivision covers approximately 50 percent of Magallanes' productive area | Photo courtesy of Cermaq Chile
Chilean salmon firms tout “unprecedented” scientific project to optimize production
March 18, 2026
Tilapia farming continues to dominate Brazilian aquaculture production, accounting for roughly 70 percent of the country's output | Photo courtesy of Alf Ribeiro/Shutterstock
Brazilian aquaculture production hit 1 million‑ton milestone in 2025
March 16, 2026
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