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The new fisheries agreement will give E.U. fishers access to Cabo Verdean waters to fish tuna and related species | Photo courtesy of ingehogenbijl/Shutterstock
February 12, 2025
EU renews deal for its tuna fishers to access Cabo Verdean waters
Forsea is betting that, given high prices and sustainability concerns, the Japanese market will respond to its cultured eel | Photo courtesy of Anatoly Michaello/Forsea
February 12, 2025
Cultured eel making inroads in Japanese market; CellMeat, Umami Bioworks embrace animal-free growth factors for cultivated seafood
Multiple labor activists are calling on the Marine Stewardship Council to do more to combat forced labor, and to warn companies its label can't guarantee labor rights | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
February 12, 2025
Multiple labor activists send letter to MSC demanding action on labor abuse in seafood industry
The U.S. Coast Guard seized 1,350 pounds of illegally harvested red snapper | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
February 12, 2025
US Coast Guard captures 11 Mexican fishers illegally harvesting red snapper, sharks
Red Lobster's 2025 Lobsterfest includes deals on several lobster entrees | Photo courtesy of Red Lobster
February 12, 2025
Fortress’s USD 65 million suit against Thai Union moves forward as Red Lobster rolls out new promotions
Environment & Sustainability
Caviar d'Aquitaine has moved to Biomar's Blue Impact feed on its sturgeon farms | Photo courtesy of BioMar
French premium brand Caviar d’Aquitaine adopts BioMar’s Blue Impact feed
December 4, 2024
NGOs are calling on the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission to tighten rules governing tuna transshipment | Photo courtesy of Roylan Tkg/Shutterstock
NGOs call on WCPFC to increase electronic monitoring, tighten transshipment standards, and open meetings to media
December 3, 2024
The money will be used to modernize the agency’s science enterprise, providing the tools and information necessary to help the nation’s fisheries and coastal communities adapt to rapidly changing marine ecosystems | Photo courtesy of haveseen/Shutterstock
Biden announces USD 148 million for climate-ready fisheries
December 3, 2024
The U.S. government claims the Gulf Cartel – a powerful drug-trafficking organization operating out of Mexico that has been accused of smuggling weapons and kidnapping American citizens – facilitates the illegal harvest and sale of red snapper and sharks in the Gulf of Mexico | Photo courtesy of NadyaRa/Shutterstock
US accuses Mexican drug cartel of facilitating illegal fishing in Gulf of Mexico
December 2, 2024
The Iceland Responsible Fisheries Foundation is now undergoing benchmarking for its Fisheries Management Standard, launched in 2023 | Photo courtesy of Iceland Responsible Fisheries Foundation
GSSI opens public consultation on benchmarking of the Iceland Responsible Fisheries Foundation
December 2, 2024
Law enforcement officers processing seized eels in San Juan, Puerto Rico | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
US law enforcement shuts down eel-smuggling operation in Puerto Rico
December 2, 2024
California’s fishing community has been devastated by back-to-back closures of the state’s Chinook salmon fisheries | Photo courtesy of Megan Klemencic/Shutterstock
California’s 2023 salmon disaster relief funding to be released by end of year
November 29, 2024
Atlantic sturgeon, which live in the Delaware River and the Hudson River, were first listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act in 2012 | Photo courtesy of Tonya Polezhayeva/Shutterstock
New York, New Jersey, and Delaware sued over Atlantic sturgeon bycatch
November 28, 2024
The Multi-Function Trawl net allows NOAA research vessels to harvest fish at different depths. | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
NOAA Fisheries introduces new net design for integrated US West Coast survey
November 27, 2024
The RISEE Act would create a new offshore wind revenue-sharing model, requiring offshore energy projects to share 37.5 percent of revenue with adjacent states | Photo courtesy of Eric Dale/Shutterstock
US Senate committee approves bill directing offshore energy revenues to coastal states, fisheries research
November 27, 2024
A right whale mother and calf are approached by a small boat | Photo courtesy of Leanne Irwin/Shutterstock
South Atlantic black sea bass fishery approves ropeless gear intended to protect right whales
November 27, 2024
Representatives of Salmon Scotland, SSE Renewables, and the Scottish Fishermen's Federation on a panel at RSS 2024 | Photo courtesy of Madelyn Kearns/SeafoodSource
UK fisheries, aquaculture, and wind industries want government to help mitigate future spatial conflicts
November 26, 2024
The Marine Manager portal | Image courtesy of Global Fishing Watch
Latin American countries turning toward Global Fishing Watch to support marine resource management
November 26, 2024
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe’s Puget Sound fall chum fishery was opened briefly in 2020, but was closed early due to poor returns | Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Solis/Shutterstock
US government confirms disasters impacted Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe’s salmon fisheries
November 26, 2024
The Inflation Reduction Act provided the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden USD 27 million (EUR 26 million) to spend on Pacific salmon recovery research | Photo courtesy of Kevin Cass/Shutterstock
US government awards USD 9 million for Pacific salmon recovery research
November 25, 2024
California officials decided to push back the start of the Dungeness crab season from 15 November after detecting a large number of humpback whales in the area | Photo courtesy of Debbie Galbraith/Shutterstock
Oregon, California delay commercial Dungeness crab seasons
November 22, 2024
There are four main initiatives currently being studied under the project: recycled dolly ropes, bio-seine ropes, eco-fish aggregating devices (FADs), and circular port-based gear solutions | Photo courtesy of Searcular
EU-funded project Searcular tackling marine plastics with circular fishing gear program
November 22, 2024
One of Taiwan's largest tuna fishing associations is launching a fishery improvement project | Photo courtesy of Ocean Outcomes
Taiwan tuna-fishing association launches fishery improvement project to gain MSC certification
November 22, 2024
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