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Christian Aas (Silikal Aquaculture Solutions), Inge Stian Helland (Helland Silo), Bjørn Dørum (Mar-Kuling), Nils-Per Sjåstad (Simona Stadpipe) and Ole Alexander Bakke (Dynamic FishEye)
A coalition of Norwegian aquaculture technology companies had joined forces to promote their products in North America with help from Innovation Norway | Photo courtesy of NACA
May 16, 2025

Norwegian aquaculture tech companies group together to expand to North American market

An aerial shot of a Mowi salmon farm
Mowi's 108,000-metric-ton Q1 2025 harvest was its second-highest Q1 harvest to date | Photo courtesy of Mowi
May 16, 2025

Mowi CEO Ivan Vindheim: Record high salmon supply in Q1 2025 should be considered a one-off

Tuna processing globally is rife with human rights abuses, a challenge that a recent study attempted to address
Tuna processing globally is rife with human rights abuses, a challenge that a recent study attempted to address | Photo courtesy of Kongsak/Shutterstock
May 16, 2025

Study of tuna recruitment finds that financial burdens, lack of regulation impede ethical practices

The Guoxin 1 2.1 at sea
The Guoxin 1 2.1 is Guoxin Development Company's latest aquaculture vessel | Photo courtesy of the China Classification Society
May 16, 2025

Guoxin launches new and improved deep-sea aquaculture vessel, with several more on the way

Illegally harvested red snapper
The criminal complaint alleges that the fishers attempted to transport the fish back to Mexico to sell there, despite not having a permit for fishing in U.S. waters or a quota for red snapper | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
May 16, 2025

US Justice Department indicts four Mexican fishers for illegal red snapper harvest

October 24, 2024

AIPCE-CEP Seafood Supply Synopsis: Imports are “the lifeblood” of European seafood processing

Jason Holland

Jason Holland

A photo of seafood industry players gathered at the AIPCE-CEP's 65th General Assembly in Hamburg, Germany
The AIPCE-CEP recently held its 65th General Assembly, discussing many of the issues laid out in its Seafood Supply Synopsis | Photo courtesy of AIPCE-CEP/LinkedIn
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The E.U. Fish Processors and Traders Association and the European Federation of National Organizations of Importers and Exporters of Fish (AIPCE-CEP) recently released a joint report outlining the trends playing out in the E.U.’s seafood trading and processing sectors. According to the 2024 edition of the AIPCE-CEP’s “E.U. Seafood Supply Synopsis,” formerly known as the “Finfish Study,” the bloc’s seafood processing and trading sectors face increasingly competitive pressure in international…

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Jason Holland

Contributing Editor reporting from London, UK

London-based seafood writer and communications consultant Jason Holland has been a contributing editor to SeafoodSource.com since January 2010. Jason has more than 25 years of experience as a B2B journalist and editor – a career that has taken him all over the world. He believes he found his true professional calling in 2004 when he started documenting the many facets of the international seafood industry and he’s particularly proud of the strong, collaborative relationships he has formed at all stages of the supply chain.

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