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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
Invasive European green crabs are spreading throughout Southeast Alaska | Photo courtesy of Tommy Larey/Shutterstock
Alaska denies emergency petition to reclassify invasive crab species for widespread food usage
August 10, 2026
RWE U.S. Offshore said the deal will see it end its lawsuits against the U.S. government over its leases off the coasts of New York, California, and Louisiana | Photo courtesy of RWE U.S. Offshore
Another offshore wind project bought out by Trump administration
August 10, 2026
Researchers collect water samples for eDNA | Photo courtesy of NOAA
US bill would increase use of eDNA in fisheries management
August 10, 2026
Faroe Islands Fisheries Minister Bárður á Steig Nielsen | Photo courtesy of News Oresund/Wikimedia Commons
Faroese fisheries minister proposes increased fishing days, sparking widespread backlash
August 10, 2026
Ode has achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council certification, a first for a cod-farming company | Photo courtesy of Ode
Ode achieves ASC certification, a first for farmed cod
August 10, 2026
The four individuals were first caught illegally taking oysters from Deep Bay on Vancouver Island 26 August 2023 | Photo courtesy of Russ Heinl/Shutterstock
Canadian court fines four individuals CAD 18,000 for illegally taken shellfish
August 10, 2026
Pacific Seafood might be sued by the Center for Food Safety for alleged Clean Water Act violations at a Washington hatchery. | Photo courtesy of CL Shebley/Shutterstock
Center for Food Safety sues Pacific Seafood for alleged Clean Water Act violations
August 7, 2026
The project comes as China’s distant-water squid sector has been the focus of heavy scrutiny for its alleged IUU infractions | Photo courtesy of Colin N. Perkel/Shutterstock
Shanghai Ocean University develops traceability pilot project for Chinese squid
August 7, 2026
The mission was led by DFO officers with support from the Canadian Coast Guard, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Fisheries Agency of Japan, the United States Coast Guard, and NOAA | Photo courtesy of NOAA
Canadian international IUU patrol discovers 52 potential violations
August 6, 2026
The shipment included 30 metric tons of compacted EPS destined for Spain and Belgium. | Photo courtesy of Ceresal
First shipment of upcycled EPS made from Chilean salmon-farming waste reaches European markets
August 5, 2026
In July, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump decided to change the definition of harm, rescinding a 50-year-old policy of considering damage to the habitat of endangered species when regulating human activities and development | Photo courtesy of Megan Klemencic/Shutterstock
US Senate Democrats move to restore definition of “harm” in ESA in response to Trump order
August 5, 2026
Peru President Keiko Fujimori | Photo courtesy of the president's office of Peru
Keiko Fujimori sworn in as Peruvian president, immediately stares down El Niño threats
August 4, 2026
A sea spider in Oceanographer Canyon in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument | Photo courtesy of NOAA
New England fishermen ask to weigh in on Seamounts marine monument lawsuit
August 4, 2026
Estimates suggest there are between 40 and 120 mature skates left in Macquarie Harbor, where conservation organizations have warned that the ancient ray species suffers from low oxygen levels | Photo courtesy of the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
Australian politicians call on UNESCO to intervene over threats to Maugean skate
August 4, 2026
An interactive digital map showcasing the European Digital Twin Ocean (EDITO) project | Photo courtesy of Bilal AKBULUT/Shutterstock
EU seeking feedback for OceanEye observation system
August 4, 2026
In May, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that construction on the Brandon Road Interbasin Project was finally underway | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Trump administration halts Great Lakes carp chokepoint project again
August 4, 2026
Earlier in the month, CDFW officers convened on Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles County, where they used trained dogs to hunt down illegally harvested lobsters | Photo courtesy of CDFW
Law enforcement catches spiny lobster poachers in California
August 3, 2026
While horseshoe crabs are harvested for use as bait, their primary value is their blood, which is prized for its ability to clot during biomedical testing | Photo courtesy of Jess Kraft/Shutterstock
Conservation group asks New Jersey to take action over biomedical bleeding of horseshoe crabs
August 3, 2026
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