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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality issued USD 3.2 million (EUR 2.7 million) in fines for wastewater violations to Pacific Seafood | Photo courtesy of M.O. Stevens
June 3, 2026

Oregon lawmakers criticize environmental regulators over Pacific Seafood fines

Quinlan Brothers' facility
Bay de Verde, Newfoundland-based Quinlan Brothers is seeking damages over the seizure and destruction of snow crab, which was undertaken for charges that were later acquitted in court | Photo courtesy of Quinlan Brothers
June 3, 2026

Quinlan Brothers sues Newfoundland government over seizure, destruction of snow crab

United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has announced plans for a new set of sweeping Section 301 tariffs | Photo courtesy of the United States Trade Representative
June 3, 2026

Trump administration announces new set of Section 301 tariffs against major seafood trade partners

Philippine fishers protesting the encroachment of commercial vessels into waters traditionally designated for small craft
Philippine fishers protesting the encroachment of commercial vessels into waters traditionally designated for small craft | Photo courtesy of PAMALAKAYA-Pilipinas/Facebook
June 3, 2026

Philippine fishermen raise concerns over plummeting catch rates, commercial encroachment, skyrocketing fuel prices

Panelists on stage during the “Mind the Innovation Gap: Building Blue Food Ecosystems for Breakthroughs” Blue Food Innovation Summit session
Panelists discussed how to bridge the chasm between innovative breakthroughs in aquaculture and how to make them a commercial reality | Photo courtesy of Blue Food Innovation Summit/LinkedIn
June 3, 2026

Patient capital, de-risking strategies key to aquaculture’s next wave of growth

Why seafood suppliers are suing over Trump's tariffs: The IEEPA lawsuits explained

Published on
January 6, 2026

Several seafood suppliers have filed lawsuits against the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump over its tariff program.

In this episode, we speak with SeafoodSource Executive Editor Chris Chase, who explains the reasoning behind these lawsuits, why they’re emerging now, and what they mean for the seafood industry. Then, attorney Vinicius Adam of VAdam Law – who filed a complaint on behalf of Netuno USA – offers a legal perspective on where these cases could be headed.

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