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Global Shrimp Council Co-Founder and Gluna Shrimp CEO Gabriel Luna said the Ecuadorian shrimp industry has increasingly understood the importance of adding value to end products | Photo courtesy of CESAR MERA/Shutterstock
July 7, 2026
Ecuador making value-added push amid record year for shrimp exports
Proman GPO has previously stated that its project will not affect fishing in the surrounding waters | Photo courtesy of Proman GPO
July 7, 2026
Mexico says massive ammonia plant won’t impact commercial fishing
The project is currently in the design phase, with construction set to be completed in early 2027 | Photo courtesy of Port Canaveral
July 7, 2026
Florida's Port Canaveral advances development of new commercial fishing facility
Canada is expanding its mackerel fishery, four years after closing it to rebuild | Photo courtesy of David Gonzalez Yllera/Shutterstock
July 7, 2026
Canada grants increased quota for mackerel, herring fisheries
The firm is aiming for an eventual 7,000 metric tons of annual production | Photo courtesy of Khyber Aquaculture
July 7, 2026
Khyber Aquaculture launches RAS trout farm in Kashmir, targets 7,000 MT of production
Supply & Trade
Export prices for salmon from Norway were up on 15 March, the first day of Week 12 of the year | Photo courtesy of Lisa Top/Shutterstock
Atlantic salmon prices out of Norway climb into Week 12
March 19, 2026
U.S. Representative Sarah Elfreth (D-Maryland) speaks on the U.S. House floor in favor of the MAWS Act | Photo courtesy of U.S. House of Representatives
US House passes MAWS Act
March 19, 2026
NOAA Fisheries Assistant Administrator Eugenio Piñeiro Soler on a panel at the 2026 Seafood Expo North America | Photo by Nathan Strout/SeafoodSource
NOAA Fisheries’ Eugenio Piñeiro Soler: We need better fishery council members
March 18, 2026
Irish inshore fishers are requesting both an annual basic income payment and the establishment of a climate change compensation fund | Photo courtesy of the National Inshore Fishermen’s Association
Irish inshore fishermen seek government payments for income losses
March 18, 2026
Spanish tuna company Balfego is beginning a new marketing push in the U.S., and kicked it off with a big tuna cutting show at Seafood Expo North America | Photo courtesy of Diversified
Balfego making US marketing push as its larger facility allows greater supply, new products
March 18, 2026
FoodCorp has estimated that the new law may cost it more than USD 100 million in losses | Photo courtesy of FoodCorp
Austevoll’s FoodCorp queues up to sue Chilean government
March 17, 2026
The MAWS Act would establish a three-year pilot program to provide grants for incorporating blue catfish into pet and animal food | Photo courtesy of Alejandro Guzmani/Shutterstock
US Representative Andy Harris, Maryland catfish harvesters push back on pet food bill
March 17, 2026
FMI – The Food Industry Association Vice President for Fresh Foods Rick Stein told SeafoodSource that salmon continued to succeed with U.S. consumers despite inflation because it “consistently delivers value on multiple fronts at once.” | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Despite price volatility, salmon’s brand remains strong with US consumers
March 17, 2026
Atlantic cod supply issues are causing high prices, pushing retailers, distributors, and more to seek out other whitefish alternatives | Photo courtesy of Dolores M. Harvey/Shutterstock
With Atlantic cod floundering, other whitefish look to fill the gap
March 17, 2026
Southeastern Fisheries Association Board Chair Eugene Raffield speaks before a panel of U.S. government representatives at Seafood Expo North America | Photo courtesy of Nathan Strout
At Seafood Expo North America, commercial fishers demand the same level of federal support as farmers
March 17, 2026
The council is expected to take final action on the California commercial fishing season at its 8-12 April meeting | Photo courtesy of Poggensee/Shutterstock
Regulators set to reopen California’s commercial salmon fishery for the first time in three years
March 16, 2026
Fisheries ministers from across Canada attended Seafood Expo North America to support the country's seafood industry | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Canada’s fisheries minister pledge support for industry as DFO announced fisheries fund renewal
March 16, 2026
A delegation including Norwegian Fisheries Minister Marianne Sivertsen Næss (center right) toured a Whole Foods retail store in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. on 15 March | Photo by Teddy Hans/SeafoodSource
Norwegian seafood industry keeping close eye on US as it plans 2026 strategy
March 16, 2026
Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America opened 15 March in Boston, Massachusetts | Photo courtesy of Diversified
44th edition of Seafood Expo North America opens in Boston
March 15, 2026
U.S. wholesalers said they had been quoted higher prices for salmon from Norway in advance of the 2026 Seafood Expo North America, running 15 to 17 March in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of OTABR
US salmon wholesalers report price jump from Norway in runup to SENA
March 13, 2026
Together, DFFE and the South African Police Service (SAPS) Tactical Team intercepted the four fishing vessels, which were placed under guard at the Port of Cape Town | Photo courtesy of Peter Titmuss/Shutterstock
South African authorities intercept four Chinese commercial fishing vessels, fine owner
March 13, 2026
Total Gulf shrimp revenue dropped from USD 489 million (EUR 424) in 2021 to just USD 221 million (EUR 192) in 2023, with Covid-19 and inflation exacerbating long-term challenges for the fleet | Photo courtesy of Jillian Cain Photography/Shutterstock
NOAA Fisheries: Gulf shrimp fleet cannot sustainably compete with imports
March 12, 2026
Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans showed positive acoustic assessments for capelin, which has the FFAW questioning why the gap between acoustic surveys and the department's forecast model is so high | Photo courtesy of Florence-Joseph McGinn/Shutterstock
Newfoundland fishers union criticizes DFO’s latest capelin assessment
March 12, 2026
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