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Ever After Foods has acquired fellow cell-cultured protein manufacturer Fishway | Photo courtesy of Ever After Foods/LinkedIn
August 17, 2026
Ever After Foods acquires cell-cultured seafood producer Fishway
Sara Franey is one of three plaintiffs challenging a Washington state rule requiring 24/7 GPS monitoring of crab-fishing vessels | Photo courtesy of NCLA
August 17, 2026
Crabbers continue lawsuit push against Washington state electronic monitoring
AKVA CEO Knut Nesse said the company’s strong Q2 performance provides “a strong foundation for continued organic growth in 2026 and into 2027” | Photo courtesy of AKVA group
August 17, 2026
Strong order intake drives record Q2 EBITDA for AKVA
Federal officials closed Alaska’s Kuskokwim River to coho fishing just weeks into this year's season | Photo courtesy of Samoli/Shutterstock
August 17, 2026
Federal officials close short-lived Kuskokwim River coho season after seizing control of fishery
The move comes shortly after Winn-Dixie expanded its seafood offerings across several stores | Photo courtesy of Michael Vi/Shutterstock
August 17, 2026
C&S proposes majority ownership of Winn-Dixie Company, aiming to boost supply chain capabilities
Environment & Sustainability
A Quebec Court has ordered Accelor Mittal Mining to pay the largest fine ever under the Canada Fisheries Act. | Photo courtesy of Pascal Huot/Shutterstock
ArcelorMittal to pay record Canada Fisheries Act fine
May 20, 2026
Scientists onboard contracted vessels test the sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay at the Port Moller Test Fishery. | Photo courtesy of BBSRI
Port Moller Test Fishery celebrates scientific achievements in its 60th year examining Bristol Bay
May 20, 2026
The autonomous 10-meter-long USVs will be deployed across the Great Lakes and the Northeast Atlantic. | Photo courtesy of Saildrone
US Coast Guard pays USD 15.5 million for drone vessels to patrol Great Lakes, Northeast and detect IUU fishing
May 20, 2026
Aqua Star Vice President of Sustainability Corey Peet | Photo courtesy of Aqua Star
Greater traceability, responsibility helping seafood companies manage risks, expectations of modern supply chains
May 19, 2026
The 100% Alliance is a group of countries that aims to ensure all ocean areas under their national jurisdiction are sustainably managed by 2030 | Photo courtesy of The Circus Balloon/Shutterstock
Colombia pledges to sustainably manage 100 percent of its national waters by 2030
May 18, 2026
Aquaculture Stewardship Council CEO Chris Ninnes shared the certification standard's goals and aspirations as it continues implementation of its new standards | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
With new standards and new logo, ASC continuing to push for sustainability in aquaculture
May 15, 2026
Though CBD acknowledged China has banned shark finning, its protections do not meet U.S. standards, according to the NGO | Photo courtesy of fish man aceh/Shutterstock
Center for Biological Diversity asks NOAA Fisheries to sanction China for shark finning
May 15, 2026
NOAA recently decided not to declare Alaskan Chinook salmon an endangered species. | Photo courtesy of GeorgeColePhoto/Shutterstock
NOAA declines Environmental Species Act protection for Alaskan Chinook salmon
May 15, 2026
Researchers are studying the underreported species in the mesopelagic zone, known as the "twilight zone." | Photo courtesy of NOAA
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution finds evidence of heavy fishing in largely uncovered “twilight zone”
May 13, 2026
The 2008 speed limit rule was put in place to protect North Atlantic right whale – an endangered species with roughly 380 individuals left in existence | Photo courtesy of Sea to Shore Alliance/NOAA
Conservationists ask to defend US right whale speed rule in court
May 13, 2026
Oceana and other conservation groups have criticized Spain for not doing more to manage and safeguard MPAs | Photo courtesy of Photomarine/Shutterstock
Conservation groups call on Spain to improve management of marine protected areas
May 12, 2026
According to FWC, Alvarez Perez and another mate onboard admitted to concealing the lobster tails, and they were arrested and transported to jail. | Photo courtesy of valda butterworth/Shutterstock
Florida man sentenced to a month in jail for lobster violations
May 12, 2026
RFMO watchdogs have called on the IOTC to ensure the measurements it has established function as intended through proper enforcement | Photo courtesy of Global Tuna Alliance/LinkedIn
IOTC kicks off 30th annual meeting; ISSF pushing for more momentum on management procedures
May 11, 2026
Caulerpa racemosa macroalgae is one of the four strains that was tested | Photo courtesy of Haley Lasco
Study finds macroalgae can reduce harmful waste in finfish systems
May 11, 2026
Representatives from Mediterranean nations met in Cyprus 5 May to agree on updating the MedFish4Ever Declaration next year | Photo courtesy of General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean
EU and Mediterranean nations agree to adopt new MedFish4Ever Declaration next year
May 11, 2026
Conservation groups are suing over the reopening of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monument to commercial fishing | Photo courtesy of NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research
Conservation groups launch lawsuit after Trump admin reopens Seamounts monument to fishing
May 11, 2026
While state officials have welcomed the announcement as an opportunity to expand severely limited recreational red snapper seasons, commercial fishers and conservationists say the move is a blatant effort to bypass sustainable federal management and will lead to overfishing of South Atlantic red snapper | Photo courtesy of Ripon74/Shutterstock
Trump agrees to let South Atlantic states manage their own recreational red snapper fisheries
May 11, 2026
The eight systems will be provided by Lafayette, Louisiana, U.S.A.-based Chance Maritime Technologies over the next five years | Photo courtesy of Chance Maritime Technologies
NOAA awards USD 21.6 million for uncrewed systems to support ocean mapping, fisheries surveys
May 8, 2026
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