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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
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
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
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 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 Ventisqueros salmon farm | Photo courtesy of Ventisqueros
Ventisqueros aiming to have coho production increasingly outstrip Atlantic salmon by 2030
March 3, 2026
News » Aquaculture
The U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals has taken a first step post-Supreme Court ruling, allowing hundreds of lawsuits related to President Donald Trump's tariffs to move forward | Photo courtesy of The White House
Tariff lawsuits begin moving forward as US federal court issues mandate
March 3, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Chinese lawmakers are aiming to broaden and strengthen past attempts to clean up pollution and other harmful environmental effects of aquaculture, among other goals | Photo courtesy of Simon Poon/Shutterstock
China revises fisheries law to crack down on IUU fishing, clean up aquaculture sector
March 3, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Opponents of commercial farming claim that octopi are intelligent, social animals, and keeping them in isolated cages is inhumane. | Photo courtesy of Denisse Pohls/Shutterstock
Mexico bill would ban octopus farming
March 3, 2026
News » Aquaculture
The government is directing several ministries, as well as officials in coastal provinces and cities, to ensure the yellow card on the country is lifted or at the very least ensure no red card is implemented | Photo courtesy of Loner Nguyen/Shutterstock
Vietnam organizes ministerial, industry action ahead of IUU inspection by European Commission
March 3, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Examples cited in the report include West African fisheries, where E.U.-owned, foreign-flagged vessels may be operating under unclear social and environmental conditions | Photo courtesy of LEONARDO VITI/Shutterstock
EU-owned vessels operating under flags of convenience pose growing risk to seafood supply chain, Oceana warns
March 3, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
Seaweed farming could benefit from research into carbon dioxide removal, lawmakers noted, since kelp draws carbon dioxide out of the waters it's grown in | Photo courtesy of mujijoa79/Shutterstock
US lawmakers introduce marine carbon dioxide removal bill
March 3, 2026
News » Environment & Sustainability
The 2025 Seafood Excellence Awards finalists on display in the Wave Makers' Zone | Photo courtesy of Diversified
Finalists selected for 2026 Seafood Excellence Awards
March 3, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Events » Seafood Expo North America
Ørjan Svanevik, the outgoing Mowi chair | Photo courtesy of Ørjan Svanevik/LinkedIn
Mowi chair resigns; Red Lobster announces two new executive hires
March 3, 2026
News » Business & Finance
The National Restaurant Association has advised operators to remain innovative and adaptable in the sector's shifting landscape | Photo courtesy of KarepaStock/Shutterstock
Immigration, trade policies, rising operational costs among top pressures affecting US restaurants in 2026
March 2, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
Biosort’s board of directors | Photo courtesy of Biosort
Biosort secures funding to commercialize lice-control technology
March 2, 2026
News » Aquaculture
The state’s commercial oystermen had already been struggling with an unusually cold winter that produced icy conditions in the Chesapeake Bay, preventing them from getting out on the water for much of the season | Photo courtesy of ClaireHugs/Shutterstock
Maryland governor, congressional delegation request disaster designation for oystermen following icy conditions, sewage spill
March 2, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers said the new duties may help stabilize risk but is also considering litigation to prove Vietnam is not being dumped in the U.S. | Photo courtesy of Chaiyut photacha/Shutterstock
US DOC increases antidumping duties on frozen warmwater shrimp from Vietnam and Thailand
March 2, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Air freight routes between Europe and Asia have been disrupted by the new and ongoing conflict in the Middle East | Photo courtesy of Matheus Obst/Shutterstock
Iran war disrupts trade routes; freight indexes tick up
March 2, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
Denmark-based aquaculture feed company, BioMar, is tackling seabass bacterial infection issues with a new product. | Photo courtesy of BioMar Group
BioMar announces functional feed product to proactively prevent seabass bacterial infections
March 2, 2026
News » Aquaculture
Alimar said it views the fishing quota changes as a direct threat to its continuing operations | Photo courtesy of Alimar
Alimar joins list of Chilean firms suing the government over fishing law
March 2, 2026
News » Supply & Trade
NSC U.K. Director Bjørn-Erik Stabell presenting at the 2026 U.K.-Norway Seafood Summit in London | Photo courtesy of the Norwegian Seafood Council
Norwegian Seafood Council report flags raw, ready-to-eat, and premium frozen as UK retail growth drivers
March 2, 2026
News » Foodservice & Retail
Mark and Kurt Pedersen, the CEO and COO of Keyport, respectively, said the time was right to bring in Morris to help fuel growth and market the company more effectively | Photo courtesy of Keyport
New Keyport President Craig Morris brought in to leverage brand-building expertise, fuel “aggressive” growth plans
March 2, 2026
News » Business & Finance
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