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An Aqua Kompetanse employee on a boat
The investment was made through Bluefront's impact fund, Bluefront Capital II, which the equity firm said is supported by firms which "view the seafood value chain as a key enabler to solve the global demand for healthy and sustainable proteins" | Photo courtesy of Aqua Kompetanse
October 28, 2025

Bluefront Equity secures majority ownership of aquaculture advisory firm Aqua Kompetanse

Loch Fyne oysters in packaging
Loch Fyne Oysters, which ships live oysters directly to consumers and also supplies supermarkets, is the first U.K. oyster farm to achieve ASC certification | Photo courtesy of ASC
October 28, 2025

Loch Fyne Oysters becomes first UK oyster farmer to achieve ASC certification

Tanner crabs
Tanner crabs | Photo courtesy of Shpatak/Shutterstock
October 28, 2025

Alaska cancels Kodiak tanner crab season to let population recover

Workers posing in front of a promotional poster for the new project
The move, according to TASA, will reduce the facility's carbon output by 6,500 tons per year | Photo courtesy of TASA
October 28, 2025

Peruvian fishmeal producer TASA converts plant to natural gas in sustainability drive

Barton Seaver and Andrew Zimmern walking at an aquaculture operation
Barton Seaver and Andrew Zimmern have co-authored a cookbook devoted exclusively to seafood | Photo courtesy of Eric Wolfinger
October 28, 2025

Andrew Zimmern, Barton Seaver join forces to champion seafood in "The Blue Food Cookbook"

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fishing vessels
Trump's executive order instructed government officials to identify ways to improve the commercial fishing and aquaculture sectors while reducing their regulatory burden | Photo courtesy of Conor P. Fitzgerald/Shutterstock

Fisheries councils respond to Trump's executive order on restoring American seafood competitiveness

October 14, 2025
crab traps
David Vest was charged with both interference with commercial fishing gear – a misdemeanor – and theft in the second degree | Photo courtesy of Julie DeGuia/Shutterstock

Commercial fisher in Alaska pleads guilty to stealing crab gear

October 14, 2025
E.U. flags outside of the European Commission building
The move aims to enhance sustainability of shared stocks, ensure fair competition, and guarantee the safety of imports | Photo courtesy of Mounir Taha/Shutterstock

EU adopts stricter rules to tackle unsustainable fishing of shared stocks by third-party countries

October 13, 2025
Fishing boats in Cornwall off of the Celtic Sea
Fishing boats in Cornwall off of the Celtic Sea | Photo courtesy of Amani A/Shutterstock

Crucial UK fish stocks face collapse without urgent political action, Oceana warns

October 13, 2025
A fishing vessel
The Fighting Foreign Illegal Seafood Harvest (FISH) Act would require the U.S. government to establish a blacklist of vessels involved in IUU activities | Photo courtesy of US Coast Guard

US Senate passes military funding bill with FISH Act attached

October 13, 2025
Nomad Foods Logo
Nomad Foods has named Dominic Brisby its new CEO

Nomad Foods names Dominic Brisby CEO

October 13, 2025
Enrico Bachis
Enrico Bachis has been the market research director at IFFO since 2017 | Photo courtesy of IFFO

Op-ed: Addressing the aquafeed bottleneck

October 10, 2025
COSCO Shipping
China is retaliating to the U.S. plan of charging port fees for Chinese vessels, which would cost large Chinese shippers huge sums | Photo courtesy of Wolfgang Jargstorff/Shutterstock

China announces port fees for US vessels, escalating trade war

October 10, 2025
FishChoice CEO Rich Boot
FishChoice CEO Rich Boot | Photo courtesy of Rich Boot/LinkedIn

“FIPs need more than good reporting tools; they need strong partnerships” – FishChoice’s Rich Boot on the evolving fishery improvement model

October 10, 2025
SeaD Consulting’s Rapid ID Genetic High-Accuracy Test (RIGHTTest)
SeaD Consulting’s Rapid ID Genetic High-Accuracy Test (RIGHTTest) provides same day results, allowing event organizers quickly respond if vendors are found to be serving foreign shrimp | Photo courtesy of SeaD Consulting

A year after embarrassing results, DNA testing returns to Alabama shrimp festival

October 10, 2025
Rows of blue swimming crab on ice
A recent ruling by NOAA that would ban crab imports from several countries is the subject of a lawsuit by multiple U.S. crab companies and industry groups | Photo courtesy of pacceka/Shutterstock

Group of seafood companies, NFI sue NOAA over its marine mammal protection decision

October 10, 2025
Fishing vessels in Killybegs Harbor
Fishing vessels in Killybegs Harbor | Photo courtesy of Ballygally View Images/Shutterstock

Ireland's fishery watchdog refutes industry criticism of EU regulations

October 10, 2025
Stone crab claws on a plate with butter
Stone crab fishers have launched a class action lawsuit against Dennis Dopico after he plead guilty to a conspiracy that fixed the price of stone crab claws in Florida | Photo courtesy of rj lerich/Shutterstock

Stone crab fishers launch lawsuit after guilty plea in Florida price-fixing case

October 10, 2025
A young shark caught as bycatch in a fishing net
Seas At Risk and other NGOs have created a guide to bycatch designed to assist policymakers with decision-making on how to address the issue | Photo courtesy of Andreas Altenburger/Shutterstock

Multiple NGOs launch guide to tackle bycatch in EU

October 10, 2025
White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought
White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought has also threatened to use the ongoing government shutdown to let more employees go permanently | Photo courtesy of DT phots1/Shutterstock

Conservation group provides details on jobs lost in Trump’s NOAA Fisheries firings

October 10, 2025
Fishers sleeping on a vessel
Greenpeace has challenged the U.S. State Department's assignment of Tier 1 and Tier 2 grades to Tawian and Indonesia, respectively, in its recent Trafficking in Persons report | Photo courtesy of Paul Hilton/Greenpeace

Greenpeace criticizes US government's ranking of Taiwan, Indonesia in recent trafficking report

October 10, 2025
A person holding out a seafood dish at a restaurant
The shutdown comes as U.S. restaurants have already been forced to make tough decisions regarding tariff-driven inflation and increased labor costs | Photo courtesy of siamionau pavel/Shutterstock

US government shutdown marks the latest challenge in a string of pressures affecting nation’s restaurants

October 9, 2025
Shrimp harvesting in Lampung, Indonesia
Indonesian shrimp exporters appear to be redirecting their businesses away from the U.S. in response to U.S. tariffs, said Willem van der Pijl | Photo courtesy of Arie Suharso/Shutterstock

Indonesia’s shrimp exports slow, likely in response to US tariffs

October 9, 2025
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