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Audrey Ryan is the incoming vice president of sales and marketing for Ruby Seas International | Photo courtesy of Ruby Seas International
October 16, 2026
Ruby Seas International taps new vice president of sales and marketing; Premium Brands Holdings Corporation appoints Walgreens executive to board
The study found small-scale fishers participating in voluntary sustainability standard programs receive between 4 percent and 22 percent of the eventual retail price
October 16, 2026
Small-scale fishers seeing little return from premium prices charged for their sustainable catch, study finds
Representatives from Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Yemen, Jordan, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia met in Cairo, Egypt, earlier this year to determine the goals of the project, how best to implement it, and what the goals are after 2030 when the initiative is set to expire
October 16, 2026
African, Middle Eastern countries launch initiative to address pressure on Red Sea fish stocks
U.S. seafood sales rose year over year across fresh, frozen, and shelf-stable in September for the first time in months despite high inflation | Photo courtesy of Colleen Michaels/Shutterstock
October 16, 2026
US seafood sales grew across all categories in September despite high inflation
NGOs, along with major krill-fishing company Aker BioMarine, are calling on the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources to enact new science-based targets and a marine protected area at its next meeting | Photo courtesy of Aker BioMarine
October 16, 2026
Ahead of CCAMLR meeting, NGOs push for countries to enact new Antarctic protections
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