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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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Captain Fresh has filed paperwork to acquire Polish seafood processor Morex | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
Captain Fresh files documents to acquire Polish processor Morex
July 14, 2026
News » Business & Finance
The coalition aims to use legal mechanisms to effect change rather than angling for shifts in policy | Photo courtesy of Cavan-Images/Shutterstock
NGOs form MPA Legal Coalition to force better preservation of Europe's marine protected areas
July 14, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The value of Peruvian eel exports are expected to exceed USD 6 million (EUR 5.3 million) this year and around USD 20 million (EUR 17.5 million) annually over the next five years | Photo courtesy of the Peruvian Association of Eel Producers
MSC certification of Peru’s eel fishery expected to drive more than three-fold export growth, producers association claims
July 14, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The change could have a massive impact on U.S. commercial fishers, who often are tasked with avoiding habitats listed under the ESA to harvest fish and shellfish | Photo courtesy of Sadiq Wildlife Collection/Shutterstock
Trump administration rolls back definition of “harm” in Endangered Species Act
July 14, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Canadian fishery officers seized roughly 860 pounds of snow crab after a routine patrol revealed potential Fisheries Act violations | Photo courtesy of Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Canada fishery officers investigating violations of fishery act involving 860 pounds of snow crab
July 14, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
The European Union is reportedly considering a softer stance on a proposed ban on Russian cod and restrictions on other seafood after objections from some of its member countries | Photo courtesy of European Commission
EU reportedly considering softer stance than planned on Russian seafood
July 14, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy and the nation's National Aquaculture Chamber signed an MoU to bolster the supply of electricity to the nation's shrimp sector and encourage investment in transitioning away from diesel | Photo courtesy of Ecuador’s National Aquaculture Chamber
Ecuador’s CNA and Ministry of Energy sign MoU, define lines of action to electrify shrimp industry
July 13, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Salmon are a major source of prey for sea lions, and the increased pinniped population has placed more pressure on the fish | Photo courtesy of Santiparp Wattanaporn/Shutterstock
US bill would allow tribes to kill more sea lions along Columbia River
July 13, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
State law requires white tagged oysters to be refrigerated under 45 degrees within an hour of harvest | Photo courtesy of Courtney Mahler/Shutterstock
Louisiana cites pair for not refrigerating oysters
July 13, 2026
News » Food Safety & Health
Doug Santschi was promoted from COO to president of Handy Seafood on 13 July | Photo courtesy of Handy Seafood
Handy Seafood promotes Doug Santschi to president
July 13, 2026
News » Business & Finance
White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro touted the Trump administration's new scallop policy in a video | Image courtesy of Peter Navarro
Trump administration touts National Scallops Day designation, Georges Bank territory opening
July 13, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Mikko Karrell is joining as CEO of Finnforel next month | Photo courtesy of Finnforel
Finnforel names new CEO; ASC elects two new board members
July 13, 2026
News » Business & Finance
A Canadian court has dismissed a lawsuit launched over a lobster fishery managed by the Sipekne’katik First Nation | Photo courtesy of Bildagentur Zoonar GmbH/Shutterstock
Nova Scotia Court dismisses lawsuit against first nation fishery in Canada
July 13, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is cutting funding to the SAFE Act fishery in Oregon | Photo courtesy of Rainy Beck /Shutterstock
Oregon lawmakers call out Bonneville Power Administration’s sudden cut in hatchery funding
July 13, 2026
News » Business & Finance
News » Environment & Sustainability
U.S. fisheries have been granted a reprieve from E.U.'s new CATCH certification requirements | Photo courtesy of VisualMediaHub/Shutterstock
EU extends catch certification deadline drawing fishing industry praise
July 13, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Commissioned by human rights NGOs Humanity United and the Freedom Fund, the PolicySolve report found that Thailand’s seafood sector was subject to intense international exposure from 2014 through 2016 | Photo courtesy of Beatrice Sirinuntananon/Shutterstock
Analysis finds uneven progress in addressing forced labor in Thailand’s seafood sector
July 13, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Chris Ninnes is CEO of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council | Photo courtesy of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
Op-ed: Building the future of sustainable aquaculture – why partnership models matter as much as certification
July 10, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Walmart and Sam's Club are cutting prices on a wide range of products, including several seafood items | Photo courtesy of QualityHD/Shutterstock
Walmart, Sam’s Club cut prices on seafood, other foods
July 10, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
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