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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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shrimp processing in China
The Southern Shrimp Association (SSA) praised House lawmakers for passing the bill, highlighting major trade violations involving Chinese shrimp imported in the early 2000s | Photo courtesy of chinahbzyg/Shutterstock

US House votes to give Justice Department more tools to go after trade violations

September 9, 2026
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Barbara City College will host an Ocean Collective facility on its campus | Photo courtesy of Santa Barbara City College

Santa Barbara commercial fishing group awarded USD 507,500 to launch regional Ocean Collective

September 9, 2026
TOMOTA CEO Van Vu at the Global Shrimp Forum
Vietnam's shrimp exports have increased so far in 2026, but export numbers don't tell the full story of the country's shrimp production | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource

Vietnam’s shrimp exports flat in 2025, see moderate upward trend in 2026

September 8, 2026
A Heartland Catfish farm
The department first declared its intention to purchase USD 20 million worth of farm-raised catfish as part of a USD 76.5 million (EUR 65.8 million) bulk buy of several products | Photo courtesy of Heartland Catfish

USDA announces nearly USD 20 million in catfish awards

September 8, 2026
State Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Police confiscated 15 undersize summer flounder during the arrests | Photo courtesy of Connecticut State Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Police

Connecticut police arrest two for illegal fishing operations

September 8, 2026
The interior of Pan Fish's new salmon processing facility in Qingdao, China
Thommesen Architecture designed Pan Fish's new facility near Qingdao, China, its first foray into the country | Photo courtesy of Thommesen Architecture

Thommesen Architecture brings Norwegian seafood processing expertise in China with Pan Fish facility near Qingdao

September 8, 2026
Fiordo Austral
Chilean company Fiordo Austral uses organic byproducts and surpluses to produce animal and human nutrition products as well as agricultural products | Photo courtesy of Fiordo Austral

German group Saria buys 36 percent of Chile's Fiordo Austral

September 8, 2026
Vessels in Cyprus
The groups’ priority action items include preferential access for small-scale fishers to traditional fishing grounds | Photo courtesy of Michalakis Ppalis/Shutterstock

Cypriot small-scall fishers call for reforms, national plan

September 8, 2026
Norwegian trout for sale in Malaysia
Norwegian seafood reached an export value of NOK 16 billion in August 2026, up NOK 1.9 billion year-over-year. | Photo courtesy of Jaiz Anuar/Shutterstock

Increased salmon volumes and rising prices usher in a strong August for Norwegian seafood

September 8, 2026
A Chilean salmon farm
The decision comes despite the bill receiving broad support as it made its way through Chilean Congress | Photo courtesy of Angel Cristi/Shutterstock

Chile’s salmon industry goes back to the drawing board after court rejects micro-relocations

September 8, 2026
A turtle
A TED is a grid of bars that blocks larger animals – like turtles – from entering a commercial fishing net while allowing smaller animals – like shrimp – to pass through into the net | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

Louisiana agents cite two for turtle excluder device modifications

September 8, 2026
Puget Sound Fire fought the fire at the warehouse in Kent for around four hours | Photo courtesy of Puget Sound Fire

Young Ocean’s Washington warehouse destroyed by fire

September 8, 2026
Lobster seed being held at Indonesian customs
The shortage has led to increased instances of illicit smuggling, with several attempts busted by law enforcement in Indonesia, Malaysia, and beyond | Photo courtesy of Fajrin Raharjo/Shutterstock

Vietnam lobster seed shortage deepens as regional export restrictions constrain supply

September 7, 2026
Virginia Marine Products Board Executive Director Rachael Peabody
Virginia Marine Products Board Executive Director Rachael Peabody | Photo by Teddy Hans/SeafoodSource

Invasive blue catfish marketed as Blue Whisker for promotion in Southeast Asia

September 7, 2026
red sea urchin
The 2023/2024 California red sea urchin fishery was one of several seasons determined to have experienced a fishery disaster by NOAA Fisheries | Photo courtesy of Heather Lucia Snow/Shutterstock

NOAA Fisheries issues several fishery disaster determinations

September 7, 2026
Alaska Symphony of Seafood
The Alaska Symphony of Seafood 2026 contest is underway | Photo courtesy of Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation

Alaska Symphony of Seafood accepting entries for 2026 edition

September 7, 2026
gag grouper
Amendment 56 slashed the allowable biological catch of gag grouper from 3.12 million pounds in 2023 to just 444,000 pounds in 2024 | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

US appeals court upholds Gulf gag grouper regulations

September 4, 2026
Willem van der Pijl at the Global Shrimp Forum
Ecuador and India continued to dominate global shrimp production in 2025 | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource

Ecuador continues shrimp export dominance, likely to surpass India as top US source

September 4, 2026
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