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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
U.S. President Donald Trump's use of Section 122 to enact a sweeping 10 percent tariff was ruled illegal by the U.S. Court of International Trade, but collection of duties in most states and for most companies will continue | Photo courtesy of The White House
US Court of International Trade rules Trump’s 10 percent tariff also illegal
May 8, 2026
Fisheries Iceland has warned that E.U. membership would strip Iceland of its sovereignty over its natural resources | Photo courtesy of Johann Ragnarsson/Shutterstock
Fisheries reps warn against Iceland pursuing EU membership
May 8, 2026
The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas is recommending a higher North Sea autumn-spawning herring quota, but Norwegian fishing group Fiskebåt is objecting to proposals that it said would drastically limit its available fishing grounds | Photo courtesy of Paul-Gustav Remøy/Fiskebåt
ICES boosts North Sea herring catch advice; Norwegian fishing group pushes against proposed area closures
May 8, 2026
Kansom Senior Executive Manager Nancy Bartaska | Photo by Teddy Hans/SeafoodSource
Australian seafood firm Kansom honors abalone traditions while modernizing for new markets
May 7, 2026
Norway's seafood export value dropped in April 2026 due to a stronger Norwegian krone and external factors like the war in the Middle East | Photo courtesy of the Norwegian Seafood Council
Norway’s seafood export value drops in April largely due to stronger krone
May 7, 2026
The text will need to be confirmed by the European Parliament during its May session to enable negotiations on the law by member states to begin | Photo courtesy of Life_On_Planet_Earth/Shutterstock
European Parliament’s Fisheries Committee approves measures for simplifying data collection
May 7, 2026
Japanese consumers paid an average price of NOK 384.27 per kilogram for salmon fillets this week, according to the SeafoodSource Pricing Portal | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Prices for salmon from Norway climb heading into Week 19
May 7, 2026
Faroese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Fisheries Bárður á Steig Nielsen | Photo courtesy of the government of the Faroe Islands
New Faroese fisheries minister urges industry to innovate amid declining quotas
May 6, 2026
ASMI was able to garner more than USD 40 million (EUR 34.2 million) in competitive federal grants from 2020 to 2024 | Photo courtesy of Ruth Peterkin/Shutterstock
Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute awarded over USD 10 million in grant funding for international marketing
May 5, 2026
The Metlakatla Indian Community is fighting to retain its Native community member fishing area rights. | Photo courtesy of Wild Jack Photography/Shutterstock
Metlakatla Indian Community hopes lawsuit against Alaska’s governor will revitalize fishing community
May 4, 2026
U.S. Representative Nick Begich (R-Alaska) | Photo courtesy of the Office of Nick Begich
Alaska representative proposes changes to NPFMC makeup
May 4, 2026
The evaluation reported some progress in reducing overfishing and improving management, but fish stock recovery and economic gains remain lower than expected | Photo courtesy of jef77/Shutterstock
European Commission’s review of a decade under the Common Fisheries Policy shows mixed results
May 4, 2026
Researchers at NOAA test genomic sequences for Pacific cod stocks in Alaska. | Photo courtesy of NOAA
NOAA researchers use genetic tools to improve understanding of Alaska’s Pacific cod stocks
May 1, 2026
Though growth in registered vessels has risen more than 33 times the number seen three years ago, it still only represents around 34 percent of the entire artisanal fleet | Photo courtesy of Sonapescal
Peru’s artisanal squid fleet surges 30-fold in SPRFMO registration over three years
May 1, 2026
The sheriff's office stated that members of its Criminal Investigations Bureau were able to identify the owners of the cargo to facilitate its return | Photo courtesy of Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office
Texas sheriffs recover USD 250,000 of stolen snow crab
May 1, 2026
U.S. lawmakers proposed several seafood amendments to the House version of the Farm Bill, two of which were adopted during a marathon late night legislative session 29 April before the bill was passed the following day | Photo courtesy of davidrh/Shutterstock
US House passes Farm Bill with some seafood amendments attached
May 1, 2026
U.S. Representative Troy Carter (D-Louisiana) speaks during a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing | Photo courtesy of House Energy and Commerce Committee
US congressional committee holds hearing on equivalency standards for foreign shrimp
April 30, 2026
Indonesia’s Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries announced recently that 40 additional fish processors have obtained export approval to ship products to China | Photo courtesy of Wied Taslim/Shutterstock
Indonesian exports to China rise, cushioning the blow of disrupted Middle East shipments
April 30, 2026
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