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Some events in which the Chilean delegation will participate will include the Chilean barquentine sailing vessel Esmeralda, which is currently docked in New York City | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Navy, Photographer's Mate 1st Class Dennis C. Cantrell/Wikimedia Commons
July 6, 2026
Chilean representatives set for US trip to defend salmon’s value proposition
Norway's seafood export value dropped slightly in H1 2026, with the Norwegian Seafood Council attributing the decline to lower quotas and geopolitical challenges | Photo courtesy of Georg Kristiansen/Shutterstock
July 6, 2026
Norway’s seafood export value down in first half of 2026 as low quotas and geopolitical impacts take toll
IVNE Aquaculture and Ecocean are teaming up to improve early-stage hatchery programs that aim to restore wild populations | Photo courtesy of IVNE Aquaculture
July 6, 2026
Marine tech firms INVE, Ecocean team up to enhance fish nursery programs
The affected facility produces more than 70 value-added product lines using pangasius and other raw materials | Photo courtesy of Godaco
July 6, 2026
Fire at Vietnam seafood factory causes over USD 6.2 million in damages
According to the lawmakers, the catfish industry has been hard hit by rising production costs caused by inflation, making it all but impossible to turn a profit | Photo courtesy of Bimardani Machmud/Shutterstock
July 6, 2026
US senators ask government to buy more catfish
Supply & Trade
The FDA said it has received multiple requests from industry to change the acceptable market name for rockfish to something more consumer-friendly in the hopes of “increasing economic value for the Sebastes species.” | Photo courtesy of antos777/Shutterstock
US government asks industry what to call rockfish
April 7, 2026
The proposal largely mirrors what the president demanded last year, when the White House recommended cutting NOAA’s overall budget by USD 1.3 billion (EUR 1.1 billion) for fiscal year 2026 | Photo courtesy of Mark Van Scyoc/Shutterstock
Trump proposes USD 1.6 billion cut to NOAA
April 6, 2026
The U.S. Department of Commerce is launching a new set of investigations into potential antidumping and countervailing duties on a wide swath of foreign shrimp companies | Photo courtesy of Nguyen Quang Ngoc Tonkin/Shutterstock
US Department of Commerce launches more antidumping and countervailing investigations into foreign shrimp
April 6, 2026
E.U. Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans Costas Kadis (right) announced support for a transition away from fossil fuels | Photo courtesy of E.U. Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans
EU officials push to transition fishing fleets away from fossil fuels amid elevated fuel prices
April 3, 2026
The Newfoundland price-setting panel has set a minimum price for snow crab in the 2026 season as the leading harvesters union continues to dispute the process – and the price | Photo courtesy of Mary Anne Love/Shutterstock
Newfoundland price-setting panel declares minimum snow crab price, outlines turmoil leading to decision
April 3, 2026
In a 27 March ruling, the appeals court determined that the Gulf Council’s veto power was unconstitutional | Photo courtesy of d3_plus/Shutterstock
Appeals court eliminates Gulf Council’s pocket veto, but keeps amberjack regulations in place
April 3, 2026
The world’s three biggest shrimp-buying markets – China, Europe, and the United States – represented more than 90 percent of Ecuador’s shrimp sales abroad | Photo courtesy of Phensri Ngamsommitr/Shutterstock
Ecuador’s shrimp sector working to expand sales in Japan
April 3, 2026
Negotiations over the minimum price of snow crab have again become tumultuous, with the harvesting union claiming there has been a deterioration of good-faith negotiations while the Association of Seafood Producers said the union missed key deadlines | Photo courtesy of the Fish, Food, and Allied Workers Union
Newfoundland snow crab harvesters union decries price-setting process once again as season closes in
April 2, 2026
Besides fuel prices, Thai fishers are also facing low-cost imports, which are driving down prices they can get for their catch | Photo courtesy of jack_photo/Shutterstock
High fuel costs lead nearly half of Thai fishing fleet to tie up, sparking supply fears
April 2, 2026
The Sitagri Salmon Index reported that average prices for Norwegian salmon dropped in Week 13 | Photo courtesy of ZRyzner/Shutterstock
Atlantic salmon from Norway prices decline again in run-up to Easter
April 2, 2026
Peru's anchovy-fishing industry urged for an early start to the season, expressing wariness over a possible El Niño weather pattern | Photo courtesy of Ajdin Kamber/Shutterstock
Peru launches first North-Central anchovy season of 2026 with decreased TAC of 1.9 million tons
April 1, 2026
Pacific Seafood Vice President of Talent and Culture Bill Hueffner said he is excited at the opportunities the new guidelines provide his company and others | Photo courtesy of Bill Hueffner/LinkedIn
Seafood companies, representative orgs planning to use new Dietary Guidelines for Americans to market more effectively
April 1, 2026
In 2023, Maine regulators began requiring all commercial lobstermen to install GPS monitoring devices on their vessels, enabling 24/7 tracking as called for by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission | Photo courtesy of Capt' Tom/Shutterstock
Maine lobsterman asks US Supreme Court to weigh in on GPS monitoring rule
April 1, 2026
Newfoundland's harvester union is back at the snow crab price negotiation table – for now | Photo courtesy of RLS Photo/Shutterstock
Newfoundland crab harvester union back in on snow crab price talks as fishing season start date nears
March 31, 2026
France's Ministry of Economics, Finance, and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty said the funding is necessary to keep fishing vessels going out to sea and ensure the seafood sector continues operating | Photo courtesy of WildSnap/Shutterstock
France announces fuel aid for fishers impacted by Iran war
March 31, 2026
The Berket Ghalioun Fishing and Aquaculture project is one such enterprise Egyptian NGO Egyptwide said has been largely taken over by the nation's military | Photo courtesy of National Company for Fisheries and Aquaculture
NGO report faults Egyptian military for disenfranchising fishing communities
March 31, 2026
In 2024, former U.S. President Joe Biden signed into law language clarifying that commercial fishing-related projects are eligible for funding under PIDP | Photo courtesy of Dennis MacDonald/Shutterstock
US Department of Transportation investing USD 489 million in nation’s ports
March 31, 2026
Canada has set a small decrease in snow crab quota for 2026, and now all eyes are on a debate over the price-setting process that the leading harvesters union is rejecting | Photo courtesy of the Fish, Food, and Allied Workers Union
DFO sets quota for Newfoundland snow crab fishery as harvester union continues pushback against pricing panel process
March 30, 2026
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