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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
Recreational fishing groups and officials from the region have long contended that the red snapper population is far larger than official NOAA Fisheries estimates show | Photo courtesy of Mike Workman/Shutterstock
State-managed recreational red snapper harvest proposals come in 10 times bigger than current limit
August 12, 2026
NOAA's Arctic Report Card including reviews of research data relevant to the ocean, including sea surface temperature | Image courtesy of NOAA
Trump administration reportedly ending support for Arctic climate reports
August 12, 2026
If passed, the bill would force the Department of the Interior to allow neighboring offshore wind leaseholders to buy abandoned leases at the original price without any other approval | Photo courtesy of Eric Dale/Shutterstock
US Senate bill would incentivize offshore wind development, despite Trump buyouts
August 12, 2026
Activists are raising alarm about the pace of krill fishing in the Antarctic | Photo courtesy of Aker QRILL
NGOs raise alarm claiming Antarctic krill fishery nearing its limit for second year in a row
August 12, 2026
Under California’s commercial harbor craft amendments, the state has long held more stringent standards for small commercial vessels than those enforced at the national level | Photo courtesy of Michael Barajas/Shutterstock
California representative introduces federal legislation to undo state’s emissions requirements for small vessels
August 11, 2026
With the draft of the fisheries law now on the table in Spanish Congress, Oceana said it gives the country the unique opportunity to entrench traceability provisions into its legal framework | Photo courtesy of Jose Miguel Sanchez/Shutterstock
Oceana calls for amendments to Spanish fisheries law in latest effort to combat IUU fishing
August 11, 2026
Under a new trade agreement, remaining duties on Mexican tuna products entering the E.U. will be slowly phased out, with tariffs fully eliminated after seven years | Photo courtesy of JRomero04/Shutterstock
EU Market Advisory Council warns of negative impacts of duty-free canned tuna from Mexico
August 11, 2026
The commercial sector in the Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick has been devastated by the spread of multinucleate sphere unknown (MSX) and Dermo | Photo courtesy of Heidi Besen/Shutterstock
Canada offers to buy out oyster harvesters as disease hits Atlantic fishery hard
August 11, 2026
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
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