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The production of fed aquaculture species such as salmon, marine finfish, and crustaceans is forecast to expand by 12 million metric tons (MT) by 2033, prompting some to call for an increase in insect feed to meet that growth | Photo courtesy of Agronutris
November 18, 2025
As fishmeal shortage nears, stakeholders call for controlled ramp up of insect feed production
The U.S. state of Maryland is helping local food banks purchase fillets of invasive blue catfish | Photo courtesy of M.TaylorsVisuals/Shutterstock
November 18, 2025
Maryland helps local food banks buy invasive blue catfish
The Stikine River runs through both the Canadian province of British Columbia and the southeastern part of Alaska | Photo courtesy of salparadis/Shutterstock
November 18, 2025
Alaska Tribes deliver 30,000 letters opposing Canadian mining near salmon-bearing rivers
A stranded humpback whale in Oregon has lead to renewed criticism of the Dungeness crab fishery and it potential impact on the endangered species | Photo courtesy of Oregon State Parks
November 18, 2025
Entangled humpback whale renews criticism of Oregon Dungeness crab fishery
The population of Lake Michigan whitefish has dropped more than 75 percent over the past two decades, prompting such proposals as the one Wisconsin has put forth to cut quota | Photo courtesy of Michigan Sea Grant
November 18, 2025
Wisconsin proposes nearly 40 percent cut to Lake Michigan whitefish quota
Aquaculture
Scotland reported a record-low level of antibiotic use in 2024 | Photo courtesy of Salmon Scotland
Scottish salmon industry’s antibiotic use hit new low in 2024
September 5, 2025
Mowi Canada East reported mortalities at some of its sites in Newfoundland | Photo courtesy of Mowi Canada East
Mowi Canada East confirms death of approximately 400,000 fish at three sites
September 4, 2025
Jon Steuber and Charlie Walsh created the Maine Scallop Pot to give lobstermen a new revenue stream, without forcing them to give up time fishing | Photo courtesy of Seascale
Seascale working to diversify lobster industry with scallop-farming aquaculture gear
September 4, 2025
As part of its investigation into aquaculture debris in Newfoundland and Labrador, the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) recorded satellite and high-resolution images of discared equipment in the area | Photo courtesy of ASF
Canadian government defends Newfoundland aquaculture against claims of illegal dumping
September 4, 2025
Innovafeed-raised black soldier flies, which eat large amounts of waste and the larvae of which are a nutritious food source, will be integrated into feed produced by BioMar and then distributed by Auchan throughout its network | Photo courtesy of Fevziie/Shutterstock
BioMar, Innovafeed, Auchan partner to scale insect feed for Ecuadorian shrimp sector
September 2, 2025
SalMar has harvested its second batch of salmon from the Marine Donut, officially fulfilling the requirements of its development license | Photo courtesy of Bluegreen Group
Marine Donut successfully completes second production cycle
September 2, 2025
Cooke Chile CEO Andrés Parodi has called the moves from the SMA "unprecedented," "nonsense," and "abhorrent" and has vowed to appeal | Photo courtesy of Andrés Parodi/LinkedIn
Chile environmental watchdog orders partial closure of two Cooke operations, levies fines
August 28, 2025
The British Columbia Shellfish Growers Association is pushing the Canadian government to do more to protect water quality amid media scrutiny of oyster recalls in the region | Photo courtesy of the British Columbia Shellfish Growers Association
BC shellfish growers call for government accountability amid oyster recalls
August 28, 2025
Seafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global is launching a new aquaculture innovation pavilion
Seafood Expo Global launching aquaculture innovation pavilion
August 28, 2025
Residents of Poros have fought for over a decade to limit the expansion of aquaculture operations off the island's shores | Photo courtesy of S.Borisov/Shutterstock
Greek council rejects Avramar expansion, places entire national aquaculture plan under review
August 26, 2025
Per Ivar Foshaug, CEO of Pure Salmon, and Gunn-Marit Nerem, VP of sales at Cflow, signed an agreement that will see the latter company provide Pure Salmon's fish-handling system | Photo courtesy of Cflow
Pure Salmon picks Cflow for fish handling at land-based salmon facility in Japan
August 26, 2025
In 2024, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed into law a statute allowing the state to lease oyster reefs that have been historically open to the public | Photo courtesy of S.Hoffman/Shutterstock
Mississippi judge blocks state law leasing oyster reefs to private companies
August 25, 2025
The Maine DMR's Aquaculture Division first began using a ROV to streamline site evaluations in 2023 after purchasing a more than decade-old used model from DMR’s Science Bureau | Photo courtesy of Maine DMR
Maine buys new remote vehicle for evaluating aquaculture leases
August 21, 2025
Camino Ruiz farms tilapia in cages on Lake Victoria but also sources fish from smallholder farmers | Photo courtesy of Camino Ruiz
Kenya tilapia firm Camino Ruiz lands USD 1 million in financing to expand Lake Victoria operations
August 20, 2025
Ecuador's National Chamber of Aquaculture said it has worked with the country's coast guard and law enforcement to combat crime it said has continued to impact the country's shrimp aquaculture sector | Photo courtesy of Ecuador's National Chamber of Aquaculture
Ecuador’s chamber of aquaculture working with coast guard to combat illicit activity
August 20, 2025
The Tasmanian salmon-farming industry has sharply rebuked plans for an independent review of the industry and a pause on all salmon farming expansion just months after Premier Jeremy Rockliff claimed strong support for the industry | Photo courtesy of Steve Lovegrove/Shutterstock
Tasmanian salmon-farming industry rebukes government pause on sector expansion
August 18, 2025
Salfjord has begun earthworks at its land-based salmon farm in Norway and announced it recently gained all regulatory approvals needed for Phase 1 of the project | Photo courtesy of Salfjord
Salfjord gains licenses it needs to build land-based salmon farm in Norway
August 18, 2025
Vincent Erenst, a longtime aquaculture veteren who currently serves as CEO of the Kingfish Company, has announced he will retire at the end of 2025 | Photo by Erin Spampinato/SeafoodSource
Kingfish CEO Vincent Erenst to retire
August 13, 2025
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