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Total Gulf shrimp revenue dropped from USD 489 million (EUR 424) in 2021 to just USD 221 million (EUR 192) in 2023, with Covid-19 and inflation exacerbating long-term challenges for the fleet | Photo courtesy of Jillian Cain Photography/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

NOAA Fisheries: Gulf shrimp fleet cannot sustainably compete with imports

A Lucky grocery storefront in Los Altos, California, U.S.A.
The Save Mart Companies is rolling out the toolkit at its Save Mart and Lucky stores | Photo courtesy of Michael Vi/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

The Save Mart Companies becomes first to use BAP marketing toolkit

A panel at the 2026 North Atlantic Seafood Forum
The executives said that though the Norwegian government has called for organic growth of its aquaculture industry, its efforts could actually lead to reduced production | Photo courtesy of North Atlantic Seafood Forum/LinkedIn
March 12, 2026

Norwegian salmon-farming executives urge smarter, fit-for-purpose regulations

Capelin on shore in Canada to spawn
Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans showed positive acoustic assessments for capelin, which has the FFAW questioning why the gap between acoustic surveys and the department's forecast model is so high | Photo courtesy of Florence-Joseph McGinn/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

Newfoundland fishers union criticizes DFO’s latest capelin assessment

Sun Coast Calamari's two new fishing vessels, the Anduril and the Taylor Brooks
Sun Coast Calamari has purchased two new fishing vessels as it works to expand in the California squid fishery | Photos courtesy of Sun Coast Calamari
March 12, 2026

Sun Coast Calamari buys new vessels, makes key hire in expansion push

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A longfin squid
Despite being mollusks and being considered shellfish by NOAA, squids and octopi do not have external shells, precluding them from falling into the shellfish category under U.S. law | Photo courtesy of NOAA

USFWS moves to reclassify squids as shellfish, reduce regulation

March 11, 2026
Invasive zebra mussels
The Fisheries Committee suggested the establishment of regional monitoring systems that can use eDNA and artificial intelligence to detect invasive species. | Photo courtesy of Jay Ondreicka/Shutterstock

European Parliament calls for more action, funding to stop aquatic invasive species

March 11, 2026
Alaskan chum salmon bycatch limit is not enough, Kawerak Tribe argues after NPFMC meeting
Closing the corridor for Alaskan chum salmon bycatch limits is still not enough, Kawerak Tribe argues after NPFMC meeting | Photo courtesy of Shpatak/Shutterstock

Kawerak Tribe argues NPFMC’s corridor closure "fell far short” on limiting chum salmon bycatch

March 10, 2026
Satellite image from PACE
In 2024, NASA expanded its ocean observation capabilities in launching the PACE satellite, which can collect data from the ultraviolet, infrared, and visible wavelengths | Photo courtesy of NASA

NASA to provide satellite data for fisheries research in new partnership

March 10, 2026
A catch of giant squid being processed
The giant squid catch barely topped 100,000 metric tons (MT) per year at the turn of the century; today it exceeds 1.3 million MT, placing it among the world’s 10 largest | Photo courtesy of Calamasur

SPRFMO members decry lack of progress on giant squid fishery management

March 10, 2026
A JBT Marel machine processing salmon fillets
Hans Marius Martinsen, a sales manager with processing equipment company JBT Marel, said processing companies should remember to account for the essential human element when making automation decisions | Photo courtesy of JBT Marel

JBT Marel: Salmon processing automation must account for essential human element

March 10, 2026
An aerial view of a salmon farm operated by Multi X
Multi X Cristián Swett is predicting a resurgence of growth for Chilean salmon after recent political and social developments in the country | Photo courtesy of Multi X

Multi X CEO predicts Chile’s salmon sector poised for growth after two decades of setbacks

March 10, 2026
Tuna fishers unload a catch off a boat in Indonesia
A new investigation into the Indonesian tuna fishery found alleged instances of labor rights abuse and illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing | Photo courtesy of Jurnasyanto Sukarno / Greenpeace

Greenpeace report alleges labor rights abuses in Indonesian tuna industry

March 10, 2026
Nickolas Bouth, Gary Wooten, and Noah Clark
PanaPesca USA has made a series of hires as it plans to enter a period of rapid growth | Photos courtesy of PanaPesca

PanaPesca hires Wooten, Brooks, other key execs in push to achieve “double digit” growth

March 10, 2026
A view of the show floor at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona
Seafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global has been confirmed to be the largest in the event's history | Photo courtesy of Diversified

Seafood Expo Global’s 32nd edition confirmed to be largest in event’s history

March 10, 2026
Members of Samherji and Optimar's team From the left: Sigmar Örn Hilmarsson, Sigurpáll Hjörvar Árnason, Jón Kjartan Jónsson, Siggi Olason, Espen Rørvik og Sigurd Lillebø
Members of Samherji and Optimar's team from the left: Sigmar Örn Hilmarsson, Sigurpáll Hjörvar Árnason, Jón Kjartan Jónsson, Siggi Olason, Espen Rørvik og Sigurd Lillebø | Photo courtesy of Optimar

Optimar secures three contracts for processing equipment worth NOK 70 million for land-based salmon project

March 10, 2026
Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum
Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum has called for a reduction in red tape regulations across the government | Photo courtesy of Octavio Hoyos/Shutterstock

Mexico simplifies permitting process for fishing, aquaculture

March 10, 2026
The 44th edition of Seafood Expo North America / Seafood Processing North America, the largest gathering of seafood professionals on the continent, will be hosted at the Thomas M. Menino Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. from 15-17 March, 2026.

Seafood Expo North America – 2026 Expo Preview

March 9, 2026
McKay Dam
McKay Dam, the site of a fish passage restoration project in Oregon | Photo courtesy of U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Oregon welcomes USD 1 million in federal funds for fish passage restoration at McKay Dam Reservoir

March 9, 2026
An image posted by the Sociedad Nacional de Pesqueria calling for the government to act quickly
Peru's National Fisheries Society (SNP) is calling on the country's authorities to open the anchovy season early in the face of a Coastal El Niño that could have dire consequences for the fishery and the country's economy | Image courtesy of the Sociedad Nacional de Pesqueria (SNP)

Fearing impacts of coastal El Niño, Peru’s fishers call for early launch to anchovy season

March 9, 2026
Shasta Dam
The plaintiffs want the court to block the federal government’s plan to pump more water through the Central Valley Project, a massive federal water management system that diverts water to dryer parts of the state | Photo courtesy of Wirestock Creators/Shutterstock

Conservation NGOS sue Trump administration claiming water management in California threatens endangered salmon

March 9, 2026
Lobster boats floating on the water in Bar Harbor, Maine
Maine's lobster landings dropped to a 15-year low, pulling down the state's overall commercial fisheries value by 14 percent | Photo courtesy of Kyle Lee/Shutterstock

Preliminary data indicates Maine’s fisheries saw value drop in 2025 on low lobster landings

March 9, 2026
Kontali Analyse AS Senior Analyst Jan Erik Øksenvåg speaking at the North Atlantic Seafood Forum
Kontali Analyse AS Senior Analyst Jan Erik Øksenvåg predicts global whitefish prices will remain high in 2026 due to geopolitical uncertainty and lower cod supplies | Photo by Jason Holland/SeafoodSource

Kontali predicts tight cod supply, global uncertainty mean persistently high whitefish prices in 2026

March 9, 2026
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