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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
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau meeting with Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown and New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters ahead of the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Embassy
US pledges USD 17 million to fight IUU fishing in the Pacific Islands
September 3, 2026
Iceland's seafood industry protested potential E.U. negotiations, citing concerns over the sovereignty of fishing resources and adherence to shifting and stringent E.U. rules | Photo courtesy of demamiel62/Shutterstock
Icelanders vote no on exploring EU membership, aligning with fishing interests
September 2, 2026
The event's 14th edition includes first-time exhibitors and new national and regional pavilions spanning four continents | Photo courtesy of Diversified
2026 Seafood Expo Asia opens at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Singapore
September 1, 2026
As a chair of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), U.S. Representative Chris Smith (R-New Jersey) has pushed for restrictions on Chinese seafood imports | Photo courtesy of CECC
US lawmaker moves to ban Chinese seafood from Congress’ dining halls
September 1, 2026
The Marine Stewardship Council's fourth annual wild-caught shrimp summit highlighted the wins, and challenges, facing shrimp fisheries | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Global wild-caught shrimp making progress on sustainability, but still face challenges
September 1, 2026
The annual output potential of DRC’s fisheries is estimated at more than 700,000 metric tons, but the nation of more than 110 million people still greatly struggles with malnutrition and food security | Photo courtesy of Omri Eliyahu/Shutterstock
Democratic Republic of the Congo institutes new fisheries law, replacing nearly 90-year-old regulatory framework
September 1, 2026
The Louisiana Shrimp Association has set a goal of collecting 10,000 signatures | Photo courtesy of R. Wellen Photography/Shutterstock
Louisiana shrimpers launch petition to restrict imports
September 1, 2026
Oceana lost an appeal of a lawsuit that challenged fisheries management plans adopted by the National Marine Fisheries Service for trawling in the North Pacific | Photo courtesy of the Groundfish Forum
Oceana loses court appeal challenging Alaska trawling
August 31, 2026
The Italian plan will offer direct grants to commercial fishers and aquaculture companies based on estimates of fuel consumption | Photo courtesy of Simona Sirio/Shutterstock
EU approved EUR 285 million in Italian fuel aid for fishing, agriculture sectors
August 31, 2026
Poland imported over 1,000 metric tons more salmon week over week, but prices remained relatively steady overall for fresh whole salmon | Photo courtesy of Vipavlenkoff/Shutterstock
Norwegian salmon exports to Poland jump in Week 34, but pricing remains steady
August 28, 2026
The tariffs have hit several top seafood-producing nations around the world, making it difficult for importers to find relief | Photo courtesy of MstudioG/Shutterstock
Section 301 tariffs hitting seafood importers hard, but experts advise there are small mitigative levers to pull
August 28, 2026
Several companies are planning to display new product offerings for the Asian market as part of Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia’s New Product Showcase and the Seafood Excellence Asia Awards competition | Photos courtesy of Diversified
Companies showcase new seafood products at Seafood Expo Asia
August 27, 2026
Canada dropped seafood items from its list of potential retaliatory tariffs targeting U.S. goods, drawing praise from industry | Photo courtesy of CandM.ca/Shutterstock
Canada removes seafood items from its list of US tariff targets
August 27, 2026
The decision still left another six Ecuadorian shrimp firms on China’s no-import list | Photo courtesy of weera sreesam/Shutterstock
China lifts export suspension on eight Ecuadorian shrimp firms
August 27, 2026
In 2024, NOAA Fisheries issued just 1,287 vessel permits, 646 fewer than in 2008 | Photo courtesy of Carmen K. Sisson/Shutterstock
NOAA Fisheries moves to extend moratorium on new Gulf shrimp permits
August 27, 2026
Mike Illenberg, acting director of the USDA Office of Seafood, discusses groundfish grading with Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association Fisheries Programs Director Mary Hudson at the Portland Fish Exchange | Photo courtesy of FCC
USDA Office of Seafood shifts from launch to strategy as outreach expands
August 26, 2026
Three companies settled a lawsuit brought by Dungeness crab fishers against buyers, with the remaining companies still fighting the lawsuit in court | Photo courtesy of Jairo Rene Leiva/Shutterstock
Judge grants preliminary approval for a USD 2.25 million settlement over Dungeness crab price-fixing
August 26, 2026
Once a successful commercial fishery, the Big Bend lost roughly 66 percent of its oyster reefs between 1982 and 2011 | Photo courtesy of Oleg Kovtun Hydrobio/Shutterstock
Florida accepting public feedback on Big Bend oyster management
August 26, 2026
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