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Workers at a Can Tho Import-Export Seafood Joint Stock Company facility | Photo courtesy of Can Tho Import-Export Seafood Joint Stock Company
August 14, 2026
US Department of Commerce determines certain Vietnamese companies dumped fish fillets
Maxim Agri has become the fifth investor in the facility, which once fully operational will have the capacity to produce 8 metric tons (MT) of feed an hour | Photo courtesy of the Kenya Electricity Generating Company
August 14, 2026
Dutch feed manufacturer invests in USD 4 million Kenyan plant
According to a NOAA Fisheries environmental impact assessment, however, an estimated 7,794 sea turtles are captured every year by skimmer trawls, pusher-head trawl, and wing net fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
August 14, 2026
US court hears arguments against turtle excluder devices in inshore Louisiana waters
The first season of the series was directly viewed by more than 7 million people, was featured across more than 145 news stories, and was nominated for an Emmy Award | Photo courtesy of PBS
August 14, 2026
Second season of Emmy-nominated PBS series “Hope in the Water” confirmed for release in 2027
Aker QRILL said it is ending krill fishing in the Antarctic for the season and that the current precautionary limits are working as intended | Photo courtesy of Aker QRILL
August 14, 2026
Aker QRILL announces end of Antarctic krill fishing for the season after harvest limit hit
Business & Finance
Simon Harrison is stepping down as CEO of Princes after 18 years | Photo courtesy of LinkedIn
Princes Group and Sydney Seafood Market CEOs out; LRQA gains industry veteran
May 29, 2026
The firm said international prices in several markets, including in the U.S., where Q1 prices of fresh fillets of Chilean-origin Atlantic salmon dropped over 2 percent | Photo courtesy of AquaChile
AquaChile profits drop 19 percent in Q1 largely due to weak international prices
May 29, 2026
BioMar Chair and Schouw & Co. CEO Jens Bjerg Sørensen said the investor interest in BioMar has been "overwhelming" | Photo courtesy of Schouw & Co
BioMar completes IPO, achieves USD 1.7 billion valuation
May 28, 2026
Atlantic Sapphire is planning to shift back to private ownership in order to stave off an impending financial crunch | Photo courtesy of Atlantic Sapphire
Atlantic Sapphire planning to come under private ownership to stave off financial crunch
May 28, 2026
Michael Duby, a Juneau commercial fishermen, was given a multi-year sentence and fine for his crimes | Photo courtesy of Alex Fonda/Shutterstock
Juneau commercial fisherman sentenced for repeat offenses by state court
May 28, 2026
Måsøval increased its harvest projections for 2026 after a strong biological performance | Photo courtesy of Måsøval
Måsøval increases 2026 harvest projection after strong biological results in the first-quarter
May 27, 2026
Seafood 2000 Ltd. has filed for creditor protection citing financial strain caused by shrinking margins stemming from high fuel prices, tariff concerns, and lobster price volatility | Photo courtesy of Seafood 2000 Ltd.
Prince Edward Island lobster processor Seafood 2000 receiving short-term government loan after filing for creditor protection
May 27, 2026
Maryland’s commercial oyster sector has struggled in 2026, with icy conditions in Chesapeake Bay preventing oystermen from harvesting shellfish | Photo courtesy of KateShots/Shutterstock
Maryland offering zero-interest disaster relief loans to state oysterman after difficult season
May 27, 2026
New Zealand King Salmon has upgraded its guidance after strong biological and financial performance in FY 2026. The first half of the financial year also included the delivery of its new wellboat, the Ronja King | Photo courtesy of New Zealand King Salmon
New Zealand King Salmon upgrades guidance after strong first half to FY2026
May 26, 2026
SalMar posted the best Q1 2026 biological performance in its history, leading to strong financial performance and an increased harvest guidance for the year | Photo courtesy of SalMar
SalMar’s strong start to 2026 in Norway brings increased harvest guidance
May 26, 2026
Grieg called Q1 2026 a “transitionary quarter” after weak market conditions and restructuring costs hampered its performance and resulted in a revised harvest guidance for the year | Photo courtesy of Grieg Seafood
Biological challenges, restructuring costs hit Grieg Seafood’s Q1 earnings during “transitionary quarter”
May 25, 2026
Katherine Bryar has been tapped as the new director of strategic partnerships at Aqua-Spark | Photo courtesy of Aqua-Spark
Aqua-Spark hires former BioMar executive; Coastal Villages Region Fund longtime CEO retires
May 25, 2026
Denmark-based aquaculture feed company BioMar is pursuing an initial public offering | Photo courtesy of BioMar
BioMar pursuing IPO with first day of trading on 28 May
May 21, 2026
A recently published report by ASMI detailed Alaska's seafood sector's impact on the state and global economy. | Photo courtesy of Charles Knowles/Shutterstock
New ASMI study finds Alaska’s seafood sector impacts 7 percent of state’s GDP
May 21, 2026
Bakkafrost has increased its harvest guidance for 2026 after a strong biological performance in Q1. | Photo courtesy of Bakkafrost
Bakkafrost lifts 2026 harvest guidance after strong Faroese performance in Q1
May 21, 2026
Shares of Kura Sushi rose after stock was purchased by U.S. President Donald Trump. | Photo courtesy of kuremo/Shutterstock
Kura Sushi's stock climbs after Trump investment
May 21, 2026
The firm attributed the drop to lower sales prices, higher processing costs, and extraordinary mortality | Photo courtesy of Salmones Camanchaca
Salmones Camanchaca reports Q1 net loss of USD 3.8 million
May 19, 2026
While the timing of the Lenten period supported strong sales, it also prevented the company from passing along the high costs caused by global whitefish shortages | Photo courtesy of High Liner Foods
Tight global supplies hit High Liner Food's bottom line in Q1, despite strong demand and sales
May 18, 2026
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