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Peru has canceled the remainder of its North-Central anchovy fishery for the season, leaving over 1 million metric tons of available quota uncaught | Photo courtesy of PRODUCE
August 21, 2026
Peru ends North-Central anchovy season after lengthy pause
The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission is on the cusp of adopting management procedures for four different tropical tuna stocks, and businesses and NGOs alike are pushing for it to cross the finish line on the proposal | Photo courtesy of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission
August 21, 2026
Businesses, NGOs pushing for IATTC to adopt management procedures for tropical tuna
Poland's large processing sector often drives imports of Norwegain salmon | Photo courtesy of Bionysheva-Abramova/Shutterstock
August 21, 2026
Poland and the Netherlands are top export markets by volume for Norwegian salmon in Week 33
Vinh Hoan said it has seen growth in markets including Spain and the U.K., as well as Germany | Photo courtesy of Vinh Hoan/LinkedIn
August 21, 2026
Vinh Hoan eyes opportunity in Europe as whitefish supplies tighten
By the time Samaki Poa concluded in June, around 2,700 aquaculture entrepreneurs had received training directly at the hubs | Photo courtesy of Larive International
August 21, 2026
Norwegian-funded aquaculture hubs helping to train aquaculture entrepreneurs in East Africa and beyond
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Norway has unveiled new colors under its traffic light system for salmon production areas | Photo courtesy of Andrei Armiagov/Shutterstock
Norway unveils latest colors under traffic light salmon farming system, industry pushes back
June 25, 2026
A U.S. district court has initially sided with the Center for Food Safety in its suit against the Army Corps of Engineers' permitting of nine shellfish farms in Washington state | Photo courtesy of the Center for Food Safety
Federal court finds Washington shellfish operations weren’t properly vetted by Army Corps of Engineers
June 24, 2026
AKVA has introduced over 400 deep-farming cages in Norway and is looking to implement its methodology to Chile | Photo courtesy of AKVA group
AKVA looking to introduce deep farming to Chilean salmon industry
June 24, 2026
Steve Atkinson, who retook control of the Taste of BC facility following a court order evicting the company, said his first tour of the facility found the facility in "extremely poor condition" | Photo courtesy of Steve Atkinson
Court evicts Taste of BC from RAS facility; owner plans to sell off all assets
June 23, 2026
Dsm-firmenich first launched its CAROPHYLL Pink product in 1985 | Image courtesy of dsm-firmenich
Dsm-firmenich’s CAROPHYLL Pink still an industry staple after 40 years of use
June 19, 2026
The revised law is likely to force the Chinese aquaculture sector to engage in more responsible practices | Photo courtesy of Brookgardener/Shutterstock
China's revised fisheries law likely to force consolidation, more responsible practices upon nation’s aquaculture sector
June 18, 2026
IFFO's China Summit in Shanghai highlighted the country's growing appetite for marine ingredients and the global supply crunch that could be coming | Photo courtesy of IFFO
IFFO’s China Summit highlights country’s importance in feed markets, and an impending supply crunch
June 18, 2026
Norcod has entered a juvenile cod supply agreement with its long-time supplier Havland | Photo courtesy of Norcod
Norcod enters juvenile supply agreement with Havland
June 18, 2026
Salifu Eyiojotule Daniel is the founder and CEO of AquaProX Africa | Photo courtesy of Salifu Eyiojotule Daniel
Op-ed: African aquaculture doesn’t need saving; it needs systems
June 17, 2026
To support rapid aquaculture growth in Africa, new feed operations have commenced operations, including a new De Heus factory in Uganda | Photo courtesy of De Heus
Africa's expanding aquaculture industry drove double-digit growth in aquafeed use in 2025
June 17, 2026
Salmon Scotland and Fisheries Management Scotland have agreed on a joint scheme to benefit wild Atlantic salmon conservation | Photo courtesy of Stuart Brabbs, Ayrshire Rivers Trust
Scotland salmon farmers and wild fisheries managers form joint partnership on wild salmon conservation
June 16, 2026
Dauphin Island Sea Lab is raising red drum off the coast of Alabama | Photo courtesy of Ashley McDonald/Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Dauphin Island Sea Lab pilot in Alabama harvests first red drum
June 16, 2026
The accident took place near Melinka, Chile, at a farming center owned by salmon-farming firm AquaChile | Photo courtesy of Ivotoledo45/Wikimedia Commons
Chilean authorities investigate diver’s death at AquaChile farming center
June 15, 2026
The paper called on the new Scottish government to speed up consenting processes for the aquaculture sector, among other proposed changes | Photo courtesy of Stock1987/Shutterstock
Scottish salmon farming could thrive if made a national priority, new report asserts
June 15, 2026
Aquaculture in Nepal continues to grow, with carp, tilapia, and pangasius as the main species farmed in the South Asian country | Photo courtesy of Madhav Shrestha/Facebook
Nepal becomes latest global recipient of Chinese aquaculture technology
June 12, 2026
Ode celebrated a milestone with the stocking of cod in one of its new deep-farming "Nautilus Giga" net pens | Photo courtesy of Ode
Ode touts milestone in submersible net pens for cod farming
June 12, 2026
AKVA Chile General Manager Christian Schäfer said in addition to projects with Mowi Chile and Salmones Austral, the firm has several more projects that are in the process of closing contracts | Photo courtesy of AKVA group
AKVA’s low-emission farming projects progressing toward commercial scale in Chile
June 11, 2026
Aller Aqua Norway has lost its final appeal of fines related to a salmon escape at one of its salmon farms in Norway | Photo courtesy of AGITA LEIMANE/Shutterstock
Aller Aqua loses its appeal of salmon escape fines
June 10, 2026
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