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Árni M. Mathiesen
Árni M. Mathiesen is the independent chair of the Global Roundtable on Marine Ingredients | Photo courtesy of IFFO-The Marine Ingredients Organisation
September 10, 2026

Op-ed: Global value chains can be a force for better fisheries

An assortment of tinned fish
Tinned fish sales are soaring, buoyed by the high-protein trend and the rise in use of GLP-1s | Photo courtesy of Manuel Barrena/Shutterstock
September 10, 2026

Tinned fish riding high protein wave to sales growth

Rabobank Analyst Novel Sharma at the Global Shrimp Forum
Ecuador's shrimp industry has grown tremendously in the last decade, but key questions remain on how it could continue and eventually rival Norway's salmon industry | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
September 10, 2026

Ecuador’s shrimp industry on path to resemble Norwegian salmon, but key questions remain

a North Atlantic right whale
Former NOAA Fisheries heads warn the rule change will lead to the extinction of species | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
September 10, 2026

States sue Trump administration over weakening of ESA “harm” definition

a fishing vessel leaving New Bedford
Officials plan to release a special water-tracing dye from the wastewater treatment facility on 12 September to track the flow and dispersion of treated wastewater into the bay | Photo courtesy of Mystic Stock Photography/Shutterstock
September 10, 2026

Massachusetts using dye to study how New Beford wastewater impacts shellfish

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High Liner CEO Paul Jewer at an aquaculture operation
High Liner Foods saw its gross profit impacted by a warehouse fire that was partially offset by refunds of IEEPA tariffs | Photo courtesy of High Liner Foods

High Liner posts higher revenue and volumes in first half of 2026, lower gross profit

August 17, 2026
A yellowfin tuna
The study found IUU fishing accounts for as much as 15 percent of global marine wild capture and is estimated to be worth between USD 6.2 billion and USD 12.2 billion (EUR 5.4 billion and EUR 10.5 billion) | Photo courtesy of FtLaud/Shutterstock

Subsidies, fragmented enforcement hampering progress on fighting illegal fishing, research finds

August 17, 2026
surveillance image from CDFW
After watching the pair fish and retain their catch for some time, officers allowed the vessel to return to port and made contact there | Photo courtesy of CDFW

California officers catch commercial fishers operating in conservation area

August 17, 2026
a lobsterman
USDA has reached an agreement with UMaine that will see the Local Catch Network lead the Office of Seafood's outreach to industry | Photo courtesy of ImagineerInc/Shutterstock

UMaine Local Catch Network to lead outreach for USDA Office of Seafood

August 17, 2026
Workers at a Can Tho Import-Export Seafood Joint Stock Company facility
Workers at a Can Tho Import-Export Seafood Joint Stock Company facility | Photo courtesy of Can Tho Import-Export Seafood Joint Stock Company

US Department of Commerce determines certain Vietnamese companies dumped fish fillets

August 14, 2026
Maxim Agri Holding andKenya Electricity Generating Company representatives signing the agreement
Maxim Agri has become the fifth investor in the facility, which once fully operational will have the capacity to produce 8 metric tons (MT) of feed an hour | Photo courtesy of the Kenya Electricity Generating Company

Dutch feed manufacturer invests in USD 4 million Kenyan plant

August 14, 2026
A turtle
According to a NOAA Fisheries environmental impact assessment, however, an estimated 7,794 sea turtles are captured every year by skimmer trawls, pusher-head trawl, and wing net fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

US court hears arguments against turtle excluder devices in inshore Louisiana waters

August 14, 2026
A "Hope in the Water" promotional poster
The first season of the series was directly viewed by more than 7 million people, was featured across more than 145 news stories, and was nominated for an Emmy Award | Photo courtesy of PBS

Second season of Emmy-nominated PBS series “Hope in the Water” confirmed for release in 2027

August 14, 2026
A pair of Aker vessels in the Antarctic
Aker QRILL said it is ending krill fishing in the Antarctic for the season and that the current precautionary limits are working as intended | Photo courtesy of Aker QRILL

Aker QRILL announces end of Antarctic krill fishing for the season after harvest limit hit

August 14, 2026
Rwandan fishermen on Lake Kivu
Projections state the country's total fish output could increase to more than 106,000 MT by 2035 | Photo courtesy of Omri Eliyahu/Shutterstock

Rwandan Parliament replaces fragmented fisheries legislation with new cohesive law

August 14, 2026
market worker cutting fish
China has consistently been a leading export market for Norwegian salmon this year, in both volume and prices | Photo courtesy of extradeda/Shutterstock

Poland dominates Norwegian salmon exports by volume in Week 32, US tops market for fresh fillets

August 14, 2026
Malta
The European Commission approved the Maltese plan 13 August | Photo courtesy of Szil16/Shutterstock

European Commission approves Maltese plan to provide fuel aid to fishing sector

August 14, 2026
A rendering by Unity Marine of its planned aquaculture operation
Unity Marine is proposing a salmon-farming operation in the Falkland Islands but is meeting resistance from members of the public who are calling for a referendum on whether it should be allowed | Image courtesy of Unity Marine

Falkland Islands residents call for referendum on salmon farming amid proposal for new installation

August 14, 2026
The Community Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Reporting Center
The Community Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Reporting Center will serve as a community hub for receiving reports on suspected IUU fishing activities, as well as other unusual or illicit activities | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines

US embassy launched IUU reporting hub in the Philippines

August 14, 2026
Entangled whale off the coast of Oregon
The entanglement left the whale’s mouth stretched permanently open, making it unable to feed | Photo courtesy of Oregon Coast Aquarium, Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, and Cascadia Research Collective

Whale found tangled in Oregon fishing gear expected to die due to broken jaw

August 13, 2026
A worker for BioMar in a production facility
BioMar increased its guidance for 2026 based on a solid Q2 2026 and its analysis of the markets | Photo courtesy of BioMar

BioMar posts higher volumes and revenue in Q2 2026, raises guidance expectations for year

August 13, 2026
A tilapia processing line
The Chinese tilapia sector has faced tariff volatility, heavy competition, increasingly stringent regulations, and more over the past year | Photo courtesy of Maoming Hongye Aquatic

Expanding processing capacity worries Chinese tilapia sector already hit by lower prices, high freight costs

August 13, 2026
Santa Monica Seafood's headquarters
The firm is investing USD 4.4 million (EUR 3.8 million) in the buildout at its Rancho Dominguez facility, which serves as its corporate headquarters and its main receiving, processing, and distribution center in Southern California.| Photo courtesy of Krusinski Construction

Santa Monica Seafood expands corporate HQ, expects USD 60 million in new sales this year

August 13, 2026
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