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Fishmeal and fish oil production ticked up in August, but global production year-to-date is still behind and may hit a decades-long low | Photo courtesy of s.sermram/Shutterstock
October 7, 2026
Latest IFFO report shows August uptick in fishmeal, but near-decade lows for year overall
Mega Prime enters the U.S. retail market as tinned fish sales have exploded this year, with shelf-stable sardine sales recently soaring 42.3 percent by value in August | Photo courtesy of Mega Prime Foods
October 7, 2026
Mega Prime getting in on US tinned fish boom with Kroger launch
A new study has found sea lice are continuing to be prevalent in wild salmon in British Columbia, even in regions where salmon farming has been banned for years | Photo courtesy of the BC Salmon Farmers Association
October 7, 2026
New study finds continued sea lice presence in BC regions where salmon farms were removed
NAPA said the FIPs failed to deliver the comprehensive, science-based sharing arrangements needed to limit overfishing of Northeast Atlantic pelagic species and, therefore, have ditched the model moving forward | Photo courtesy of the North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group
October 7, 2026
“This is no longer a fisheries issue” – North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group shifts away from FIPs as sourcing pressure mounts
The lawsuit is the latest development in the ongoing battle over recreational fishing for red snapper in the South Atlantic | Photo courtesy of Lena9208/Shutterstock
October 7, 2026
Commercial fishers sue Trump administration to block expanded recreational red snapper seasons
Supply & Trade
The bill would instruct the U.S.’ representatives at international financial institutions like the World Bank or the Asian Development Bank to vote against funding for shrimp farming projects in other nations | Photo courtesy of suriyachan/Shutterstock
Save Our Shrimpers Act picks up support in US Senate
June 23, 2026
The E.U.'s AGRIFISH Council will meet 22 and 23 June to evaluate and discuss possible next steps for the bloc's fisheries policy | Photo courtesy of the European Union
NGOs urge EU to start enforcing, not rewrite bloc’s Common Fisheries Policy
June 22, 2026
Silver Bay Seafoods' facility in Ketchikan, Alaska, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of Silver Bay Seafoods
USDA awards Silver Bay Seafoods USD 11.2 million for canned pink salmon
June 22, 2026
The E.U. is Indonesia’s fifth-largest export destination for fishery products, and officials see increased opportunity for tilapia sales in particular to reach the bloc | Photo courtesy of bastera rusdi/Shutterstock
Indonesia announces farmed fish exports cleared again for EU market
June 22, 2026
Prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway are continuing to fall, while harvest volumes increase | Photo courtesy of Chaton Chokpatara/Shutterstock
Average prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway drop again, with forward prices seeing significant downward shift
June 19, 2026
The commercial salmon season is kicking off in British Columbia, Canada, with high forecasts but also environmental concerns | Photo courtesy of the BC Salmon Marketing Council
Strong Fraser River sockeye salmon forecast provides hope to start of British Columbia commercial season
June 18, 2026
Small-scale fishers, including in India, have had their incomes slashed by higher fuel prices | Photo courtesy of ElenaKaretnikova/Shutterstock
Asian fishers hoping possible Iran-US peace deal brings relief
June 17, 2026
Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia has announced the conference program for its 2026 edition | Photo courtesy of Seafood Expo Asia
AI, future of aquaculture, consumer trust, and more featured in 2026 Seafood Expo Asia Conference program
June 17, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied to hear a case related to Section 301 tariffs launched in 2018 | Photo courtesy of W. Scott McGill/Shutterstock
US Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to 2018 Trump tariffs on China
June 16, 2026
Seafish CEO Colin Faulkner | Photo courtesy of Seafish
Seafish “sharpens focus” through new annual plan aimed at delivering greater, more targeted impact
June 16, 2026
A fishing vessel in Croatia | Photo courtesy of Tatiana Gnuchykh/Shutterstock
European Commission approves Croatia’s EUR 8 million fuel aid plan for fishers
June 16, 2026
Iceland has set the 2026 fin whale quota at 150, much to conservationists' dismay | Photo courtesy of Juan Gracia/Shutterstock
Whaling set to resume in Iceland after two-year hiatus
June 16, 2026
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney said the first-ever National Food Security Strategy is intended to increase the country's domestic food production | Photo courtesy of paparazzza/Shutterstock
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney highlights seafood independence in new food strategy
June 15, 2026
Vietnam pangasius fillets will still face antidumping duties in the U.S. | Photo courtesy of anmbph/Shutterstock
US keeps antidumping duties on Vietnamese pangasius
June 15, 2026
Canadian Fisheries Officers seized lobster traps and a vessel after discovering undersized lobsters | Photo courtesy of the Canada Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Canada fishery officers arrest four over undersized lobsters, unauthorized fishing
June 15, 2026
Peruvian authorities did not announce a date as to when the latest suspension may end but said the measure may be lifted fully, partially, or gradually, subject to scientific assessments | Photo courtesy of Towfiqu ahamed barbhuiya/Shutterstock
Peru extends anchovy fishing suspension again, threatening global fishmeal supply
June 12, 2026
The Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans has increased the Northern cod quota after the latest stock assessment | Photo courtesy of Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Canada increases Northern cod quota by 55 percent
June 12, 2026
The USD 33 million (EUR 28 million) project aims to reduce the West African's current heavy reliance on seafood imports | Photo courtesy of Food and Agriculture Organization
Ivory Coast unveils new project to boost aquaculture production, reduce imports
June 11, 2026
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