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Iceland Seafood International has received a non-binding offer for its stake in Ahumados Domínguez | Photo courtesy of Iceland Seafood International/LinkedIn
October 2, 2026
ISI receives non-binding request for its shareholding in Ahumados Dominguez
Together, the lawmakers said the Improving Species Recovery Act will enable faster species recovery and stronger stakeholder collaboration while reducing permitting bottlenecks, confusion, and litigation | Photo courtesy of Russ Heinl/Shutterstock
October 2, 2026
As Trump rolls back endangered species protections, US lawmakers push bill to support their recovery
Bakkafrost’s salmon farm at Funningsfjørður in the Faroe Islands | Photo courtesy of Bakkafrost
October 2, 2026
Bakkafrost becomes first salmon farmer globally to earn ASC recognition under new Farm Standard
The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas advised higher catch limits for all three major Northeast Atlantic pelagic species | Photo courtesy of the Northeast Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group
October 2, 2026
ICES releases advice for Northeast Atlantic pelagics, increasing quotas for mackerel, herring, blue whiting
Algae blooms can result in build-up of ciguatoxin, which moves up the food chain from small fish to larger reef predators, concentrating in the flesh and potentially taking months or years to build to dangerous levels | Photo courtesy of Ryan Mcgill/Shutterstock
October 2, 2026
CDC report finds marine toxins continue to present foodborne disease outbreak threat in the US
Environment & Sustainability
Oil drilling off of Santa Barbara has undergone periods of economic boom, shutdowns, and legal battles | Photo courtesy of Robert V Schwemmer/Shutterstock
California fishermen express concern over offshore oil drilling, citing negative effects of past spills
August 31, 2026
Oceana lost an appeal of a lawsuit that challenged fisheries management plans adopted by the National Marine Fisheries Service for trawling in the North Pacific | Photo courtesy of the Groundfish Forum
Oceana loses court appeal challenging Alaska trawling
August 31, 2026
The latest shareholder campaign targets the reelection of Woolworths Chair Scott Perkins, who some shareholders say has ignored calls for a shift to salmon-sourcing policy | Photo courtesy of Karolis Kavolelis
Woolworths faces yet another shareholder campaign, this time targeting reelection of Chair Scott Perkins
August 31, 2026
The E.U. said it is continuing to take steps to counter "unsustainable" Russian mackerel fishing | Photo courtesy of the Scottish Pelagic Processors Association
North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission continues steps to address Russian mackerel fishing
August 31, 2026
The World Benchmarking Alliance found some seafood companies are making progress toward the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals, but are still failing in others | Photo courtesy of World Benchmarking Alliance/Lio Voo
World Benchmarking Alliance’s latest benchmark shows seafood companies made some progress, but highlights consistent shortfalls
August 31, 2026
On 14 August, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources announced a sampling crew had caught 700 juvenile silver carp in Marseilles Pool, a body of water just 80 miles from Lake Michigan | Photo courtesy of SandmanPhotography/Shutterstock
Great Lakes groups call for resumption of barrier project as invasive carp inch closer
August 28, 2026
The New Zealand hoki fishery recently achieved its fifth MSC recertification, marking 25 years in the program | Photo courtesy of Jason Thomas/Marine Stewardship Council
MSC annual report highlights record year for seafood certification program
August 28, 2026
New York will continue managing its conch, whelk, and winter flounder fisheries through the end of 2029 | Photo courtesy of MisterStock/Shutterstock
New York governor signs law extending management of whelk, conch, and winter flounder fisheries
August 28, 2026
According to NOAA Fisheries, 187 gray whales have died on the West Coast in 2026 | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
NGO sues to force NOAA Fisheries to issue findings on gray whale ESA petition
August 28, 2026
In May, the Trump administration launched a formal review of California’s use of the Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA), which authorizes the state to review and reject infrastructure and commercial activity along its coastline | Photo courtesy of Michael Barajas/Shutterstock
US lawmakers protest Trump’s move to end California’s say on coastal development
August 27, 2026
Nonprofits have cautioned that the signing of traceability initiatives is just the first step in a long process toward achieving their objectives | Photo courtesy of BETO SANTILLAN/Shutterstock
FiTI, Coalition for Fisheries Transparency applaud international transparency initiatives but stress hard work lies ahead
August 26, 2026
Once a successful commercial fishery, the Big Bend lost roughly 66 percent of its oyster reefs between 1982 and 2011 | Photo courtesy of Oleg Kovtun Hydrobio/Shutterstock
Florida accepting public feedback on Big Bend oyster management
August 26, 2026
A recent lawsuit against Amazon marks the latest legal action targeting alleged greenwashing on seafood products | Photo courtesy of PhotoSGH/Shutterstock
Amazon greenwashing lawsuit drags dialogue around certification overreliance back into the spotlight
August 26, 2026
CCA NC, along with 86 citizen plaintiffs, first sued the state in 2020, alleging that the state’s coastal fisheries were deteriorating due to inadequate state management | Photo courtesy of Ryan McGurl/Shutterstock
North Carolina court rules state failed to protect coastal fisheries
August 25, 2026
According to the court, both parties in the lawsuit agreed that the new comparability findings made the suit moot. | Photo courtesy of pinthong nakon/Shutterstock
US court dismisses NGO lawsuit opposing swimming crab imports
August 25, 2026
While the state’s fall inshore shrimping season launched on 17 August, enforcement agents caught three individuals starting the season early | Photo courtesy of Jennifer White Maxwell/Shutterstock
Three individuals cited for shrimping in Louisiana during closed season
August 24, 2026
Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) announced a new fund via a partnership with British Columbia that will be devoted to helping the province's fisheries | Photo courtesy of Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Canada announces CAD 100 million fund for BC fish and seafood
August 24, 2026
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
Businesses, NGOs pushing for IATTC to adopt management procedures for tropical tuna
August 21, 2026
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