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The exterior of Boston Sword and Tuna's headquarters
Boston Sword and Tuna and Vikenco have settled a lawsuit over confidential business information and said they will continue to have a business partnership going forward | Photo courtesy of Boston Sword and Tuna
February 6, 2026

Boston Sword and Tuna settles lawsuit against Vikenco

Fishing boats in Balikpapan, Indonesia
The new vessels will be allocated to modernized fishing villages throughout the Indonesian archipelago | Photo courtesy of creativica_xeravin/Shutterstock
February 6, 2026

Indonesia plans to build nearly 1,600 new fishing vessels as part of push to increase national fishery output

Carsoe processing equipment
Carsoe's processing equipment line for redfish | Photo courtesy of Carsoe
February 6, 2026

Canadian processing company McGraw Seafood installs Carsoe automated factory line for redfish

BioMar CEO Carlos Diaz
BioMar reported flat revenue and earnings for 2025 and also announced it has acquired the remaining 30 percent of BioMar Ecuador from the Lanec family | Photo courtesy of BioMar Group
February 6, 2026

BioMar reports flat revenue and EBITDA for FY 2025, announces full purchase of BioMar Ecuador

Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk containers next to each other
The Gemini Cooperation is an operational partnership between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd that has announced it will bring very large ships back to the Suez Canal | Photo courtesy of Mariusz Bugno/Shutterstock
February 6, 2026

Major shipping interests return to Red Sea transit despite renewed Houthi threats

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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' new inverted food pyramid
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' new inverted food pyramid prioritizes salmon and shrimp, presenting opportunities for Chilean and Ecuadorian producers | Image courtesy of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Chile, Ecuador see opportunities in new Dietary Guidelines for Americans

January 14, 2026
Headshot of Royal Greenland's new vice president of production, Tom Kaster
Tom Kaster will start as Royal Greenlnd's new vice president of production on 1 June 2026 | Photo courtesy of Royal Greenland

Tom Kaster becomes Royal Greenland executive vice president of production; NEFSA appoints two new directors

January 14, 2026
SmartGreen Aquaculture Founder and Managing Director Aditya Rithvik Narra
SmartGreen Aquaculture Founder and Managing Director Aditya Rithvik Narra | Photo courtesy of SmartGreen Aquaculture

Indian fish-farming company SmartGreen Aquaculture debuts trout RAS farm, already eyeing global exports, expansion into salmon

January 14, 2026
a North Atlantic right whale with her calf
Researchers have spotted 18 new North Atlantic right whales this season | Photo courtesy of Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute

North Atlantic right whales show signs of recovery during calving season

January 14, 2026
Lake Michigan
In a 12 January order, the Supreme Court denied the Tribe's petition, leaving the 2023 consent decree in place | Photo courtesy of jscottsmith/Shutterstock

US Supreme Court declines to take up Sault Ste Marie Tribe’s challenge to Great Lakes fisheries management

January 14, 2026
An aerial view of Salmon Evolution's land-based salmon farm in Norway
Salmon Evolution said Dongwon is taking over the joint venture agreement the two companies entered in 2021 | Photo courtesy of Salmon Evolution

Dongwon takes over joint venture with Salmon Evolution

January 14, 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump pointing
U.S. President Donald Trump promised a new 25 percent tariff on countries "doing business" with Iran, with scant details on its implementation or scope | Photo courtesy of The White House

Trump threatens new 25 percent tariffs on countries “doing business” with Iran

January 13, 2026
High Liner's new panko-breaded pollock strips
High Liner's new product line includes panko-breaded pollock strips, which the firm said can elevate bowls and salads and are ideal for convenience stores or quick-service restaurants | Photo courtesy of High Liner Foods

After big acquisitions last year, High Liner launches pollock-heavy foodservice line to start 2026

January 13, 2026
Hawai‘i Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) officers
On 7 May 2025, Hawai‘i Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) officers engaging Konane Zager after observing violations | Photo courtesy of Hawai‘i Dept. of Land and Natural Resources

Hawai‘i slaps longline fisher with maximum fines totaling USD 10,000

January 13, 2026
Riesco Island, Chile
The two grow-out centers at which Salmones Blumar is seeking to expand production are located off of Riesco Island in Southern Chile | Photo courtesy of Claudine Van Massenhove/Shutterstock

Salmones Blumar plans USD 3.6 million expansions at two farming centers

January 13, 2026
A trawling vessel in Alaska
The Marine Stewardship Council and Groundfish Forum are pushing back against claims the recent certification of Alaska flatfish fisheries are "greenwashing" | Photo courtesy of the Groundfish Forum

MSC, Alaska trawling group push back against claims of “greenwashing” Alaska’s flatfish fishery

January 13, 2026
Chilean women processing salmon
The Chilean salmon-farming industry is hoping that the recent election of José Antonio Kast, who has proposed deregulation of the sector, will lead to further growth in 2026 | Photo courtesy of ViRuCa/Shutterstock

Chile’s salmon exports surpass USD 6.5 billion in 2025

January 13, 2026
Dungeness crab
State officials determined Dungeness crab harvested from a stretch of coastline “pose a human health risk due to elevated levels of domoic acid” and recommended a delay | Photo courtesy of mikeledray/Shutterstock

California delays commercial crab season start for section of Northern coast

January 13, 2026
Måsøval employees standing on a net pen
Måsøval nearly doubled its harvest totals in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same period a year prior | Photo courtesy of Måsøval

Lerøy, Grieg report reduced Q4 2025 salmon harvests; SalMar, Måsøval see spikes in volume to end the year

January 13, 2026
A fish processing plant in Russia
Russia's Federal Fisheries Agency is touting the positive benefits of its investment quota program, which have come at a much slower pace than initially projected | Photo courtesy of the United Press Service of the Russian Federal Fisheries Agency/Hydrostroy Group

Despite years of delays, Russia touts positive results of investment quota efforts

January 13, 2026
shrimp from Ecuador
Ecuador overtook India as the U.S.'s chief supplier of shrimp in October 2025 | Photo courtesy of Klymenko Mariia/Shutterstock

Tariffs, high costs contributed to third straight month of US shrimp import declines

January 13, 2026
A graph depicting the gap in price between snow crab
A graph posted by the Fish, Food, and Allied Workers Union that shows a big increase in prices paid for snow crab in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence versus snow crab in Newfoundland and Labrador | Image courtesy of Fish, Food, and Allied Workers Union

Newfoundland crab harvester union promises "boots on ground" if price talks fail

January 12, 2026
Spawning salmon
In a 12 January order, the court announced that it would not be taking up the subsistence fishing case, letting the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ ruling stand | Photo courtesy of 907Shots/Shutterstock

US Supreme Court rejects Alaska’s petition to overturn federal authority over subsistence fishing

January 12, 2026
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