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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
CI-Ecuador Vice President and Executive Director Carolina Rosero and CNA Executive President José Antonio Camposano at the agreement's signing event | Photo courtesy of Conservation International-Ecuador
Ecuador’s shrimp industry signs mangrove protection agreement with Conservation International
July 16, 2026
The Northeast Lobstermen Protection Act builds on a moratorium U.S. Congress put in place in 2022 | Photo courtesy of sursad/Shutterstock
US congressional committee votes to extend moratorium on new right whale regulations through 2035
July 16, 2026
A CLS I-VMS device, the only device fishermen can use in the U.K. after the United Kingdom Marine Management Organisation discovered issues with a different device | Photo courtesy of CLS UK
UK begins installation of new I-VMS devices after continued rollout issues
July 16, 2026
A Spanish government research vessel will map the seabed before and after each trawling, allowing for researchers to compare the impacts of the two gear types | Photo courtesy of Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of Spain
GFCM, Spain field testing “flying doors” to reduce impact of bottom trawl fisheries
July 16, 2026
The Chilean Navy reported inspecting 117 Chinese-flagged fishing vessels during 2025 alone | Photo courtesy of Astilleros y Maestranzas de la Armada
Chile’s Navy reportedly servicing Chinese IUU vessels, posing potential conflict of interest
July 15, 2026
According to the advisory councils, E.U. regulations are not consistently enforced to weed out squid being sourced from IUU fishing or other unethical business practices from reaching E.U. markets | Photo courtesy of Nay_bangkok_73/Shutterstock
EU advisory councils recommend more scrutiny of global squid fisheries, with focus on China
July 15, 2026
The fishery targets brown and velvet crab, as well as European lobster, with many of the boats belonging to the Orkney Fisheries Association | Photo courtesy of Community Catch
UK’s Orkney creel fishery first to achieve Community Catch certification
July 15, 2026
NOAA's research is linking marine heatwaves to a rise in Chinook salmon deaths in the Yukon River | Photo courtesy of Pi-Lens/Shutterstock
NOAA links declines in Yukon River Chinook to marine heatwaves
July 15, 2026
The joint working group met in Nagasaki, Japan, from 8 to 11 July with the intention of finalizing a long-term harvest strategy for bluefin tuna | Photo courtesy of feathercollector/Shutterstock
Pacific bluefin tuna working group meeting ends without recommendations
July 14, 2026
The coalition aims to use legal mechanisms to effect change rather than angling for shifts in policy | Photo courtesy of Cavan-Images/Shutterstock
NGOs form MPA Legal Coalition to force better preservation of Europe's marine protected areas
July 14, 2026
The value of Peruvian eel exports are expected to exceed USD 6 million (EUR 5.3 million) this year and around USD 20 million (EUR 17.5 million) annually over the next five years | Photo courtesy of the Peruvian Association of Eel Producers
MSC certification of Peru’s eel fishery expected to drive more than three-fold export growth, producers association claims
July 14, 2026
The change could have a massive impact on U.S. commercial fishers, who often are tasked with avoiding habitats listed under the ESA to harvest fish and shellfish | Photo courtesy of Sadiq Wildlife Collection/Shutterstock
Trump administration rolls back definition of “harm” in Endangered Species Act
July 14, 2026
Salmon are a major source of prey for sea lions, and the increased pinniped population has placed more pressure on the fish | Photo courtesy of Santiparp Wattanaporn/Shutterstock
US bill would allow tribes to kill more sea lions along Columbia River
July 13, 2026
Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is cutting funding to the SAFE Act fishery in Oregon | Photo courtesy of Rainy Beck /Shutterstock
Oregon lawmakers call out Bonneville Power Administration’s sudden cut in hatchery funding
July 13, 2026
Commissioned by human rights NGOs Humanity United and the Freedom Fund, the PolicySolve report found that Thailand’s seafood sector was subject to intense international exposure from 2014 through 2016 | Photo courtesy of Beatrice Sirinuntananon/Shutterstock
Analysis finds uneven progress in addressing forced labor in Thailand’s seafood sector
July 13, 2026
Chris Ninnes is CEO of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council | Photo courtesy of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
Op-ed: Building the future of sustainable aquaculture – why partnership models matter as much as certification
July 10, 2026
Small-scale fisheries make up nearly half of all wild-caught fish by volume, but receive less than 1 percent of global ocean investment | Photo courtesy of Padli Dj/Shutterstock
The supply is there – the capital isn’t: financing small-scale fisheries could be seafood’s next opportunity
July 10, 2026
Since their introduction to the Great Lakes in the 1980s, zebra and quagga mussels have “caused widespread ecological and economic damages,” the advisors said. | Photo courtesy of Carismarkus.ch/Shutterstock
US-Canada committee calls on Congress to take action on invasive mussels in the Great Lakes
July 10, 2026
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