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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
A study by the James Hutton Institute found Scotland could unlock value in its seafood supply chain if it used a cluster model similar to Iceland | Photo courtesy of the James Hutton Institute
Study finds Scotland missing out on value due to seafood supply chain inefficiencies
August 21, 2026
The debate over the menhaden fishery has gained national media attention via a Washington Post opinion piece | Photo courtesy of Crabby Taxonomist/Flickr
Debate over menhaden fishery continues as it gains national media attention
August 20, 2026
A recent meeting in Bogor, Indonesia, represented the last stage before Indonesia's octopus fisheries management plan should be finalized | Photo courtesy of the LINI Foundation
Indonesia inches closer to finalizing octopus fisheries management plan
August 20, 2026
The 80 facilities certified under the program – belonging to both producers and suppliers – represent approximately 60 percent of Chile’s national salmon production | Photo courtesy of SalmonChile
19 Chilean firms secure certification under four-year salmon sustainability initiative
August 19, 2026
Researchers found that a “fluffy net” of material could capture oceanic microplastics | Photo courtesy of Adam Jennings, NC State University
North Carolina State University researchers discover "fluffy net" can capture underwater microplastics
August 19, 2026
The Center for Biological Diversity and Turtle Island Restoration Network have sued NOAA over its decision to allow two vessels to use longline gear off the coast of California in a lawsuit that mirrors a similar successful one brought by the organizations against NOAA for the same reason in 2019 | Image courtesy of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Environmental groups sue NOAA over California longline permit exemptions
August 18, 2026
The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) approved revisions to electronic monitoring fishing vessel capabilities | Photo courtesy of Steve Mollin/Shutterstock
Oregon approves electronic monitoring system for Dungeness crab vessels
August 18, 2026
Julio Camperio is one of the researchers determining whether black soldier fly larvae could be a solution to Florida's sargassum issues by transforming the seaweed into a sustainable protein | Photo courtesy of the University of Miami
Study piloting use of black soldier flies to solve Florida's sargassum issues
August 18, 2026
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
Crabbers continue lawsuit push against Washington state electronic monitoring
August 17, 2026
Federal officials closed Alaska’s Kuskokwim River to coho fishing just weeks into this year's season | Photo courtesy of Samoli/Shutterstock
Federal officials close short-lived Kuskokwim River coho season after seizing control of fishery
August 17, 2026
The study found IUU fishing accounts for as much as 15 percent of global marine wild capture and is estimated to be worth between USD 6.2 billion and USD 12.2 billion (EUR 5.4 billion and EUR 10.5 billion) | Photo courtesy of FtLaud/Shutterstock
Subsidies, fragmented enforcement hampering progress on fighting illegal fishing, research finds
August 17, 2026
After watching the pair fish and retain their catch for some time, officers allowed the vessel to return to port and made contact there | Photo courtesy of CDFW
California officers catch commercial fishers operating in conservation area
August 17, 2026
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
US court hears arguments against turtle excluder devices in inshore Louisiana waters
August 14, 2026
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
Second season of Emmy-nominated PBS series “Hope in the Water” confirmed for release in 2027
August 14, 2026
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
Aker QRILL announces end of Antarctic krill fishing for the season after harvest limit hit
August 14, 2026
The Community Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Reporting Center will serve as a community hub for receiving reports on suspected IUU fishing activities, as well as other unusual or illicit activities | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines
US embassy launched IUU reporting hub in the Philippines
August 14, 2026
The entanglement left the whale’s mouth stretched permanently open, making it unable to feed | Photo courtesy of Oregon Coast Aquarium, Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, and Cascadia Research Collective
Whale found tangled in Oregon fishing gear expected to die due to broken jaw
August 13, 2026
The chosen NGO will be charged with using emerging technologies such as satellite monitoring, public vessel tracking systems, artificial intelligence, web scraping, and more to identify and verify instances of forced labor and IUU fishing | Photo courtesy of EB Adventure Photography/Shutterstock
US State Department looking for NGO partner to shine light on forced labor and IUU fishing
August 13, 2026
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