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Columbia River Gorge in Oregon
BPA abruptly announced funding cuts to the Select Area Fisheries Enhancement Program, effective in just three months | Photo courtesy of 1000Photography/Shutterstock
June 25, 2026

Oregon officials decry loss of funding for fish hatcheries after Bonneville Power Administration announces end of support

red snapper
On 21 May, the day before Florida’s season was set to start, a federal judge placed a pause on the EFPs while the lawsuit worked its way through the court system | Photo courtesy of Mahmud Syahrul/Shutterstock
June 25, 2026

South Atlantic states cancel planned recreational red snapper seasons over lawsuit, push for fall dates instead

A humphead wrasse
Trade of humphead wrasse across borders requires a CITES permit, but experts have surmised that smuggling still occurs | Photo courtesy of Fadila Fitra Kusuma/Shutterstock
June 25, 2026

Chinese tourists traveling to Malaysia to eat endangered wrasse

A school of menhaden swimming
Menhaden companies are pushing back against claims they contributed to research funding being left out of Virginia's state budget | Photo courtesy of Crabby Taxonomist/Flickr
June 25, 2026

Major menhaden harvester pushes back on claims it opposed funding for menhaden research

An Indonesian shrimp-processing facility
The value of seafood exports in 2024 fell short of 2022's record but represented growth on 2023, with more growth projected for 2025 | Photo courtesy of Wied Taslim/Shutterstock
June 25, 2026

FAO: Growth of global seafood trade set to ease while prices set for steady rise over the next decade

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A fish farmer holding open a tilapia's mouth
The E.U. is Indonesia’s fifth-largest export destination for fishery products, and officials see increased opportunity for tilapia sales in particular to reach the bloc | Photo courtesy of bastera rusdi/Shutterstock

Indonesia announces farmed fish exports cleared again for EU market

June 22, 2026
A package of frozen breaded oysters with the Boudreaux brand on it
Gulf Marine Products is suing A La Carte Specialty Foods over the use of the Boudreaux brand on breaded oysters | Photo courtesy of Gulf Marine Products/Gulf Marine Products Co., Inc. v. A La Carte Specialty Foods, LLC, et al

Crawfish importer Gulf Marine Products files trademark lawsuit against former associate

June 22, 2026
A pair of people on a Norcod net pen
Norcod posted a drop in its revenue in Q1 2026 as it held off on harvests to increase harvest weights | Photo courtesy of Norcod

Norcod delays harvests in Q1 2026 for higher weight cod, resulting in revenue drop

June 22, 2026
Kenya's fisheries recieved massive investments for blue economy
Kenya's fisheries are among many that will receive an influx of capital to make improvements | Photo courtesy of Sebastian Castelier/Shutterstock

Our Ocean Conference results in USD 6.4 billion in global commitments toward blue economic advancements

June 22, 2026
Headshots (from left): Petur Jakob Petursson (Chief Commercial Officer), Lárus Gunnarsson (Director of Commercial Operations), and Jannicke Valderhaug (Chief Marketing Officer)
Headshots (from left): Petur Jakob Petursson (Chief Commercial Officer), Lárus Gunnarsson (Director of Commercial Operations), and Jannicke Valderhaug (Chief Marketing Officer) | Photo courtesy of Optimar

Optimar announces multiple new executive positions; Hendrix Genetics hires global commercial director

June 19, 2026
A Saudi Fisheries Company building
The firm won over USD 430,000 in an Omani court for the breach of a fish supply contract | Photo courtesy of Saudi Fisheries Company

Saudi Fisheries Company wins suit against Omani firm for breach of commercial fish supply contract

June 19, 2026
The inside of Kingfish's yellowtail farm
Kingfish Company has seen positive progress at its land-based yellowtail facility | Photo courtesy of The Kingfish Company

Kingfish Company posts improved Q1 2026 harvest volume but observes recent uptick in downgrade rates

June 19, 2026
Salmon worker with fish in Norway
Prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway are continuing to fall, while harvest volumes increase | Photo courtesy of Chaton Chokpatara/Shutterstock

Average prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway drop again, with forward prices seeing significant downward shift

June 19, 2026
A "salmofan" coloration guide
Dsm-firmenich first launched its CAROPHYLL Pink product in 1985 | Image courtesy of dsm-firmenich

Dsm-firmenich’s CAROPHYLL Pink still an industry staple after 40 years of use

June 19, 2026
A Carrefour store in France
The study pointed to such retailers as Carrefour that have faced lawsuits over its certified seafood supply chain as examples of certification overreliance without a robust due diligence framework to back it up | Photo courtesy of HJBC/Shutterstock

Certification overreliance leaves seafood buyers exposed to lawsuits, greenwashing claims, new report claims

June 18, 2026
A Chinese shrimp factory
Covert mortality nodavirus was first discovered in an aquaculture context in Chinese farmed shrimp in 2014 | Photo courtesy of chinahbyzg/Shutterstock

Study finds potential links between virus found in aquaculture and human eye disease

June 18, 2026
WTO Fish Fund
The World Trade Organization's Fish Fund is working with the Tonga people in the Pacific | Photo courtesy of WTO

Tonga submits first-ever fisheries subsidy notification under WTO's Fish Fund

June 18, 2026
Taku River in Alaska
Alaskans are raising concern over the refurbishing project of a gold mine that could pollute the Taku River | Photo courtesy of Gregory Butler/Shutterstock

Alaskans voice pollution concerns over New Polaris gold mine project near Taku River

June 18, 2026
A map of the locations of Ocean Observation Initiative se
The National Science Foundation said it will no longer proceed with removing sensors related to the Ocean Observation Initiative following bipartisan pushback in U.S. Congress | Image courtesy of the National Science Foundation

Trump administration walks back plan to cut ocean observation after legislative effort

June 18, 2026
Chinese fish farms
The revised law is likely to force the Chinese aquaculture sector to engage in more responsible practices | Photo courtesy of Brookgardener/Shutterstock

China's revised fisheries law likely to force consolidation, more responsible practices upon nation’s aquaculture sector

June 18, 2026
A giant squid
Two new bills in Chile and Peru propose to allow industrial trawling and the registration of 2,000 more vessels into their countries' jumbo flying squid fisheries, respectively | Photo courtesy of topimages/Shutterstock

Proposed legal changes may risk sustainability of jumbo squid in Chile, Peru

June 18, 2026
IFFO's China Summit
IFFO's China Summit in Shanghai highlighted the country's growing appetite for marine ingredients and the global supply crunch that could be coming | Photo courtesy of IFFO

IFFO’s China Summit highlights country’s importance in feed markets, and an impending supply crunch

June 18, 2026
Freshly harvested cod on ice
Norcod has entered a juvenile cod supply agreement with its long-time supplier Havland | Photo courtesy of Norcod

Norcod enters juvenile supply agreement with Havland

June 18, 2026
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