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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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The Trump administration has recommended changes to the scallop fishery, and now, the New England Fishery Management Council will have to decide how to approach them | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
NEFMC given Trump priorities on scallop fishery, but rollout process remains murky
August 5, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
The shipment included 30 metric tons of compacted EPS destined for Spain and Belgium. | Photo courtesy of Ceresal
First shipment of upcycled EPS made from Chilean salmon-farming waste reaches European markets
August 5, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The workers claim that the Fishrot scandal led to loss of employment and, in turn, food and housing insecurity, psychological stress, inability to pay school fees, and debt accumulation | Photo courtesy of Transparency International/LinkedIn
More than 1,000 Namibian workers seek victim status in Iceland as part of ongoing Fishrot scandal proceedings
August 5, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
In July, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump decided to change the definition of harm, rescinding a 50-year-old policy of considering damage to the habitat of endangered species when regulating human activities and development | Photo courtesy of Megan Klemencic/Shutterstock
US Senate Democrats move to restore definition of “harm” in ESA in response to Trump order
August 5, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
A significant chunk of aquafeed ingredients used in Chilean fish farming comes from international producers, opening opportunities for domestic producers | Photo courtesy of the Chilean Salmon Council
Chilean Salmon Council lays out roadmap for more domestic purchases of feed ingredients
August 5, 2026
News » Aquaculture
A coalition of 25 U.S. states is suing the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump over his latest batch of tariffs | Photo courtesy of the Whitehouse
Coalition of 25 US states sue Trump administration over tariffs
August 5, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Mexico offering seed and funding for aquaculture activities
August 5, 2026
News » Aquaculture
According to recent research from Seafish, there are just over 7,200 fish and chip shops in the U.K., with further consolidation expected | Photo courtesy of Millers Fish & Chips
Fish and chip sector undergoing rapid change in Britain as adaptability, ingenuity become non-negotiables
August 5, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Whitefish
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are reportedly conducting "soft raids" at and around the company's Lynden, Washington-based facility | Photo courtesy of Google Maps
ICE reportedly conducting "soft raids" at Premier Packing processing facility in Washington
August 5, 2026
News » Processing & Equipment
Hudson Valley Fisheries has abruptly closed its recirculating aquaculture system facility farming steelhead trout in New York, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of Hudson Valley Fisheries
Hudson Valley Fisheries closes operations citing high costs, lack of water access
August 4, 2026
News » Business & Finance
News » Aquaculture
Atlantic Sapphire is now majority owned by Coral Holding, a company formed of five major investors and convertible loan holders | Photo courtesy of Atlantic Sapphire
Atlantic Sapphire sells majority stake in company to Coral Holding, rest of company part of mandatory offer
August 4, 2026
News » Business & Finance
News » Aquaculture
Salmon
Recent prices for cod out of Peterhead Market hit GBP 7.38 (USD 9.93, EUR 8.62, NOK 94.61) per kilogram | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Diana Vucane
UK’s Peterhead Market sees GBP 7.38 per kilogram for wild Atlantic cod this week
August 4, 2026
Whitefish
News » Supply & Trade
News » Analysis » Cod
News » Analysis
Peru President Keiko Fujimori | Photo courtesy of the president's office of Peru
Keiko Fujimori sworn in as Peruvian president, immediately stares down El Niño threats
August 4, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
News » Environment & Sustainability
A sea spider in Oceanographer Canyon in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument | Photo courtesy of NOAA
New England fishermen ask to weigh in on Seamounts marine monument lawsuit
August 4, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Seafarms Group is still awaiting the fate of AUD 1.4 million in funds being held by a liquidator | Photo courtesy of Seafarms Group
Seafarms Group still waiting on judgement for fate of AUD 1.4 million, considering asset sales
August 4, 2026
News » Business & Finance
News » Aquaculture
Shrimp
Estimates suggest there are between 40 and 120 mature skates left in Macquarie Harbor, where conservation organizations have warned that the ancient ray species suffers from low oxygen levels | Photo courtesy of the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
Australian politicians call on UNESCO to intervene over threats to Maugean skate
August 4, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The latest edition of Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia has attracted new national pavilions and first-time exhibitors for the event | Photo courtesy of Diversified
Seafood Expo Asia attracts first-time exhibitors from four continents
August 4, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Events » Seafood Expo Asia
An interactive digital map showcasing the European Digital Twin Ocean (EDITO) project | Photo courtesy of Bilal AKBULUT/Shutterstock
EU seeking feedback for OceanEye observation system
August 4, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
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