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California Attorney General Rob Bonta
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said the settlements ensure companies are complying with Proposition 65. | Photo courtesy of the California Attorney General's Office
April 29, 2025

California reaches settlements with seafood companies over elevated levels of toxic metals

Asbjørn Warvik Rørtveit in a harbor
Asbjørn Warvik Rørtveit will take over the Norwegian Seafood Council's new Middle Eastern advocacy efforts | Photo courtesy of the Norwegian Seafood Council
April 29, 2025

Arctic Sea Farm appoints new COO for its first land-based project; Daniel Jakobsson is the new CEO of Arctic Fish

Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Via venue
Seafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global returns for its 31st edition in Barcelona, Spain next week at Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Via venue from 6 to 8 May, 2025.
April 29, 2025

Seafood Expo Global – 2025 Expo Preview

Chicken of the Sea's new Wild-Caught Light Tuna Packet with Ghost Pepper
Chicken of the Sea is introducing a limited-time Wild-Caught Light Tuna Packet with Ghost Pepper | Photo courtesy of Chicken of the Sea
April 29, 2025

Chicken of the Sea launches ghost pepper tuna packet amid rise in shelf-stable seafood sales

Net pens operated by Australis Seafood
Australis Seafood is now owned by Joyvio Premium Fresh after Joyvio Food sold its controlling stake | Photo courtesy of Australis
April 29, 2025

Legend Holdings considering “potential strategic options” as Joyvio Food divests from Australis

April 16, 2025

Maine scallop season closes while waiting for Trump administration to approve new quota

Nathan Strout

Nathan Strout

A fisherman shucks a scallop
NOAA Fisheries was forced to close the Northern Gulf of Maine fishery 11 April once it became clear fishers had reached the default quota. | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
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U.S. regulators were forced to close the Northern Gulf of Maine scallop fishery less than two weeks into the season as fishers wait for the Trump administration to approve new quotas. The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) approved new scallop quotas for the 2025/2026 seasons under Amendment 39 in December 2024, establishing a quota for the Northern Gulf of Maine federal fishery of 675,563 pounds for 2025 and a quota of 506,672 pounds for 2026. However, those quotas have not yet…

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Nathan Strout is a Portland, Maine-based editor of SeafoodSource. Previously, Nathan covered the U.S. military’s space activities and emerging technologies at C4ISRNET and Defense News, where he won awards for his reporting on the U.S. Space Force’s missile warning capabilities. Nathan got his start in journalism writing about several communities in Midcoast Maine for a local daily paper, The Times Record.

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