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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
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
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
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
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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The commercial salmon season is kicking off in British Columbia, Canada, with high forecasts but also environmental concerns | Photo courtesy of the BC Salmon Marketing Council
Strong Fraser River sockeye salmon forecast provides hope to start of British Columbia commercial season
June 18, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Long John Silver's recently celebrated 16 consecutive quarters of comparable sales growth and has seen its overall sales slightly grow over the past few years | Photo courtesy of Long John Silver's
Long John Silver’s execs tout strong sales numbers, express directional optimism amid reports on restaurant closures
June 17, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
Salifu Eyiojotule Daniel is the founder and CEO of AquaProX Africa | Photo courtesy of Salifu Eyiojotule Daniel
Op-ed: African aquaculture doesn’t need saving; it needs systems
June 17, 2026
News » Aquaculture
AtlantiCan Growth Partners has launched a new fund that will focus on the blue economy in Atlantic Canada | Photo courtesy of AtlantiCan Growth Partners
Investment platform launches blue economy fund targeting CAD 100 million in investment
June 17, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Small-scale fishers, including in India, have had their incomes slashed by higher fuel prices | Photo courtesy of ElenaKaretnikova/Shutterstock
Asian fishers hoping possible Iran-US peace deal brings relief
June 17, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Fifteen countries committed to the Mombasa Declaration during the Our Ocean Conference, promising greater transparency in their fisheries as part of a global effort against illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing | Photo courtesy of the Environmental Justice Foundation
15 countries sign Mombasa Declaration in pledge to promote fisheries transparency, combat IUU fishing
June 17, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
A long-standing legal battle over subsistence fishing in the Kuskokwim River awarded Indigenous corporations millions on Friday | Photo courtesy of Samoli/Shutterstock
Alaskan Indigenous corporations win USD 1.8 million in attorney fees after Alaska loses Kuskokwim River lawsuit
June 17, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Milko Schvartzman, the ocean policy coordinator at Argentina-based environmental NGO Circulo de Politicas Ambientales, recently presented at an event in Panama, highlighting the momentum gained by Legal Ocean Watch | Photo courtesy of Milko Schvartzman/LinkedIn
Chile’s Legal Ocean Watch sets new legal precedent in fight against IUU fishing
June 17, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
To support rapid aquaculture growth in Africa, new feed operations have commenced operations, including a new De Heus factory in Uganda | Photo courtesy of De Heus
Africa's expanding aquaculture industry drove double-digit growth in aquafeed use in 2025
June 17, 2026
News » Aquaculture
ASMI and Alaska Airlines joined forces for new flight routes in salmon season | Photo courtesy of Markus Mainka/Shutterstock
ASMI launches UK campaign after Alaska Air opens flight route between Seattle and London
June 17, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia has announced the conference program for its 2026 edition | Photo courtesy of Seafood Expo Asia
AI, future of aquaculture, consumer trust, and more featured in 2026 Seafood Expo Asia Conference program
June 17, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Events » Seafood Expo Asia
Oman Fisheries Company has called for a special ordinary meeting on 6 July to discuss the resignations, elect a new board, and approve the resignation of General Manager Dawood Sulaiman Al Wahaibi, effective 31 July | Image courtesy of Oman Fisheries Company/LinkedIn
Board of Oman Fisheries Company resigns amid liquidity crisis, even as sector investments skyrocket
June 16, 2026
News » Business & Finance
Bonefish Grill was one of a few seafood restaurant chains that experienced increased foot traffic in May | Photo courtesy of Eric Glenn/Shutterstock
US seafood restaurant traffic outperforms industry average, though outlook remains mixed
June 16, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
Essam Yassin Mohammed is the director general of WorldFish, a leading international research organization working to transform aquatic food systems to reduce hunger, malnutrition, and poverty | Photo courtesy of Dilruba Sharmin/WorldFish
Op-ed: The ocean does not need admiration; it needs action
June 16, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Midwater trawling involves towing a large net through the water column and are designed to capture and trap target species inside the codend as the net is hauled through the water | Image courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
NPFMC asks for more research on midwater trawling, despite increased calls for regulation
June 16, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied to hear a case related to Section 301 tariffs launched in 2018 | Photo courtesy of W. Scott McGill/Shutterstock
US Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to 2018 Trump tariffs on China
June 16, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Salmon Scotland and Fisheries Management Scotland have agreed on a joint scheme to benefit wild Atlantic salmon conservation | Photo courtesy of Stuart Brabbs, Ayrshire Rivers Trust
Scotland salmon farmers and wild fisheries managers form joint partnership on wild salmon conservation
June 16, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Dauphin Island Sea Lab is raising red drum off the coast of Alabama | Photo courtesy of Ashley McDonald/Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Dauphin Island Sea Lab pilot in Alabama harvests first red drum
June 16, 2026
News » Aquaculture
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