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The committee aims to provide strategic direction and broad guidance on the themes, opportunities, and challenges the Scottish aquaculture community is facing | Photo courtesy of the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Cluster
August 11, 2026
SAIC appoints advisory committee to help shape next wave of Scottish aquaculture innovation
The Supreme Court ruled the order mandating vessel tracking "cannot justify measures that unnecessarily infringe constitutional rights, particularly when the same goals may be achieved through lawful and less restrictive means" | Photo courtesy of sulit.photos/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Philippines Supreme Court strikes down mandatory vessel monitoring; fishery agency asks for reconsideration
Under a new trade agreement, remaining duties on Mexican tuna products entering the E.U. will be slowly phased out, with tariffs fully eliminated after seven years | Photo courtesy of JRomero04/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
EU Market Advisory Council warns of negative impacts of duty-free canned tuna from Mexico
Brixham Harbor in Devon is the site of the Brixham Fish Market, where cod averaged a price of GBP 6.31 (USD 8.51, EUR 7.38, NOK 80.92) in Week 32 | Photo courtesy Charlesy/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Wild Atlantic cod averages GBP 6.53 per kilogram at UK’s Peterhead in Week 32
The commercial sector in the Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick has been devastated by the spread of multinucleate sphere unknown (MSX) and Dermo | Photo courtesy of Heidi Besen/Shutterstock
August 11, 2026
Canada offers to buy out oyster harvesters as disease hits Atlantic fishery hard
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Insula has sold its stake in First Seafood to its management and some industrial investors | Photo courtesy of First Seafood
Insula sells First Seafood to its management
July 16, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Fresh seafood sales stayed relatively stagnant year over year in June | Photo courtesy of Winn-Dixie
June shelf-stable sales defy inflationary pressure at US retail; fresh, frozen sales affected
July 16, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
A Spanish government research vessel will map the seabed before and after each trawling, allowing for researchers to compare the impacts of the two gear types | Photo courtesy of Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of Spain
GFCM, Spain field testing “flying doors” to reduce impact of bottom trawl fisheries
July 16, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Average global Q2 prices for all categories of Atlantic salmon from Norway through 12 July show that Week 28’s decline in harvest volumes has produced modest price increases | Image courtesy of SeafoodSource
Prices for many categories of Atlantic salmon from Norway increase slightly, but short-term direction remains unclear
July 16, 2026
News » Analysis » Salmon
Salmon
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is offering grants for seafood recovery by nonprofits | Photo courtesy of VicPhotoria/Shutterstock
New Jersey Department of Agriculture opening USD 518,000 in grants for excess seafood redistribution
July 15, 2026
News » Business & Finance
The National Science Foundation has handed out grants to 12 "regional innovation engines," and one seafood proposal won out of nearly 300 entrants | Image courtesy of the National Science Foundation
NSF Seafood Engine in New England gets a USD 15 million grant to bolster seafood industry
July 15, 2026
News » Business & Finance
The Chilean Navy reported inspecting 117 Chinese-flagged fishing vessels during 2025 alone | Photo courtesy of Astilleros y Maestranzas de la Armada
Chile’s Navy reportedly servicing Chinese IUU vessels, posing potential conflict of interest
July 15, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
With Velella Epsilon, Ocean Era plans to raise up to 20,000 red drum in a single net pen about 40 miles off the coast of Sarasota, Florida, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of AdamFish/Shutterstock
Ocean Era receives final permit for red drum demo off Florida coast
July 15, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Kura Sushi was reporting supply issues at some of its restaurants in Japan due to a cyberattack on Nichirei | Photo courtesy of Rick Siu/Shutterstock
Nichirei reports major cyberattack; Japanese food chains report shipment delays
July 15, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
News » Supply & Trade
Renewed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz could continue to inflate shipping prices as rates for certain routes are already up over 270 percent | Photo courtesy of CeltStudio/Shutterstock
Shipping rates still high; mixed signs of relief could be damaged by latest vessel attacks
July 15, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Hatch Blue has launched its Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Studio with 10 participating companies | Photo courtesy of Hatch Blue
Hatch Blue, Oceans Advance launch Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Studio
July 15, 2026
News » Aquaculture
According to the advisory councils, E.U. regulations are not consistently enforced to weed out squid being sourced from IUU fishing or other unethical business practices from reaching E.U. markets | Photo courtesy of Nay_bangkok_73/Shutterstock
EU advisory councils recommend more scrutiny of global squid fisheries, with focus on China
July 15, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The fishery targets brown and velvet crab, as well as European lobster, with many of the boats belonging to the Orkney Fisheries Association | Photo courtesy of Community Catch
UK’s Orkney creel fishery first to achieve Community Catch certification
July 15, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
NOAA's research is linking marine heatwaves to a rise in Chinook salmon deaths in the Yukon River | Photo courtesy of Pi-Lens/Shutterstock
NOAA links declines in Yukon River Chinook to marine heatwaves
July 15, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
FFMC CEO Nicole Ackerina said the funding will help transform the market into a modern, state-of-the-art, sustainable cold chain facility, as well as a community asset | Photo courtesy of Fulton Fish Market
Fulton Fish Market secures USD 25 million in city funding, outlines upcoming modernization projects
July 14, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
Alfonso Rueda, the president of the Galician regional government, attending the opening of Stolt Sea Farm's newest hatchery | Photo courtesy of the Galician regional government
Stolt Sea Farm posts increased revenue, profit in Q2 2026, inaugurates new hatchery
July 14, 2026
News » Business & Finance
The joint working group met in Nagasaki, Japan, from 8 to 11 July with the intention of finalizing a long-term harvest strategy for bluefin tuna | Photo courtesy of feathercollector/Shutterstock
Pacific bluefin tuna working group meeting ends without recommendations
July 14, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Tuna
Thai shrimp farmers have been hit hard by the ban, as it marks the latest international trade disruption the sector has had to face | Photo courtesy of Phensri Ngamsommitr/Shutterstock
Malaysia, Thailand seek technical solution to shrimp, sea bass trade dispute
July 14, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
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