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Rebecca Hubbard
High Seas Alliance Director Rebecca Hubbard accepted the award on behalf of her organization | Photo courtesy of the Earthshot Prize
November 7, 2025

High Seas Treaty wins 2025 Earthshot Prize

Boats fishing for menhaden in Louisiana
Louisiana has voted to reduce the size of its menhaden buffer zones | Photo courtesy of Louisiana Sea Grant
November 7, 2025

Louisiana reduces size of menhaden fishing buffer zones

Zooplankton
Zooplankton are part of the first link along the ocean food chain and would be heavily affected by deep-sea mining, according to a new study | Photo courtesy of CCZ_Geotze Lab
November 7, 2025

Deep-sea mining waste could devastate ocean food chain, impact fisheries globally, Hawai'i research finds

Scallop farming in Hokkaido
Japan has resumed shipping seafood to China after an over two-year ban | Photo courtesy of retirementbonus/Shutterstock
November 7, 2025

Japan resumes shipping seafood to China

Poached totoaba laid out on the ground
Research from the University of California at Santa Barbara suggests that totoaba farming could be key to saving the vaquita porpoise and help curb illegal poaching of the species | Photo courtesy of Procuraduría Federal de Protección al Ambiente
November 7, 2025

University study suggests legal totoaba farming could help save endangered species, undercut cartel activity

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Rebecca Hubbard
High Seas Alliance Director Rebecca Hubbard accepted the award on behalf of her organization | Photo courtesy of the Earthshot Prize

High Seas Treaty wins 2025 Earthshot Prize

November 7, 2025
Boats fishing for menhaden in Louisiana
Louisiana has voted to reduce the size of its menhaden buffer zones | Photo courtesy of Louisiana Sea Grant

Louisiana reduces size of menhaden fishing buffer zones

November 7, 2025
Zooplankton
Zooplankton are part of the first link along the ocean food chain and would be heavily affected by deep-sea mining, according to a new study | Photo courtesy of CCZ_Geotze Lab

Deep-sea mining waste could devastate ocean food chain, impact fisheries globally, Hawai'i research finds

November 7, 2025
Scallop farming in Hokkaido
Japan has resumed shipping seafood to China after an over two-year ban | Photo courtesy of retirementbonus/Shutterstock

Japan resumes shipping seafood to China

November 7, 2025
Poached totoaba laid out on the ground
Research from the University of California at Santa Barbara suggests that totoaba farming could be key to saving the vaquita porpoise and help curb illegal poaching of the species | Photo courtesy of Procuraduría Federal de Protección al Ambiente

University study suggests legal totoaba farming could help save endangered species, undercut cartel activity

November 7, 2025
Officials speak at the fourth International Symposium on Marine Ecosystems in India
Seafood industry leaders and policymakers in India are calling for the sector to push harder on market diversification in the wake of U.S. tariffs | Photo courtesy of Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute

Indian seafood industry leaders call for market diversification amid US tariffs

November 7, 2025
Staff at Atlantic Fish Co posing before a banner
Atlantic Fish Co has raised another USD 1.2 million as it works to bring its cell-cultivated black sea bass to market | Photo courtesy of Atlantic Fish Co

Atlantic Fish Co raises USD 1.2 million as it works on cell-cultivated black sea bass

November 7, 2025
An aerial shot of a SalMar salmon farm
After the quarter, SalMar's harvest guidance remained unchanged for 2025 at just under 300,000 gutted weight tons | Photo courtesy of SalMar

SalMar delivers record Q3 harvest, but earnings were hit by weaker salmon prices, following industry-wide trends

November 7, 2025
new bedford
Former employees allege they were extorted while working at New Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S.A.-based seafood processor Marder Trawling | Photo courtesy of shuttersv/Shutterstock

New Bedford seafood processor sued by former employees alleging extortion

November 7, 2025
Unifresco’s Fraser Rieche
Unifresco’s Fraser Rieche met with SeafoodSource in Singapore to discuss his sea urchin business, which began with a goal of developing a chemical-free uni product | Photo courtesy of SeafoodSource

UniFresco rolls out uni paste to expand sea urchin market to new consumers

November 7, 2025
The Royal Arms
A Royal Warrant allows businesses to display the Royal Arms on their packaging | Photo courtesy of FlipFarm USA

King Charles withdraws Mowi’s Royal Warrant

November 6, 2025
An image depicting the concentration of microplastics in lobster
A new study found microplastics in every lobster tested off the coast of Nova Scotia | Image courtesy of Dalhousie University

Study finds microplastics in Nova Scotia lobster meat

November 6, 2025
A headshot of High Liner Foods CEO Paul Jewer
High Liner Foods CEO Paul Jewer said the company's lower earnings and volumes were related to macro headwinds converging all at once | Photo courtesy of High Liner Foods

High Liner Foods earnings slip in Q3 2025 as market headwinds, tariffs take toll

November 6, 2025
Fishing boats in Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Fishing boats in Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada | Photo courtesy of Tom_C/Shutterstock

Nunavut, Greenland officials form joint fisheries committee

November 6, 2025
American Samoa Representative Uifa’atali Amata
American Samoa Representative Uifa’atali Amata wants the Trump administration to keep tariffs on tuna from Thailand | Photo courtesy of the office of American Samoa Representative Uifa’atali Amata

American Samoa representative urges Trump to maintain 19 percent tariff on Thai tuna

November 6, 2025
Nordlaks "Project Hydra" floating in a large freight ship
Nordlaks "Project Hydra" has moved closer to completion as its closed-containment salmon farming concept has been completed by the shipyard | Photo courtesy of Nordlaks

Nordlaks floating Storbåtsegget “big boat egg” salmon farm on its way to Norway

November 6, 2025
Salmon swimming in a net pen
Like other aquaculture firms, Mowi reported drops in revenue during Q3 due to high global supply and, therefore, low prices | Photo courtesy of Mowi

Mowi increases 2025, ‘26 harvest projections following Nova Sea deal

November 6, 2025
An aerial view of First Water's land-based salmon farming facility in Thorlakshofn, Iceland
First Water has raised another EUR 24 million as it continues to successfully farm premium-quality salmon and aim for more than 50,000 metric tons of production when the project is fully complete | Photo courtesy of First Water

Iceland land-based salmon company First Water raises another EUR 24 million

November 6, 2025
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