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recreational fishing
Recreational fishers have been increasingly frustrated by federal management of the South Atlantic red snapper fishery, which was listed as subject to overfishing in 2021 | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
September 22, 2026

Trump administration authorizes South Atlantic states to run extended recreational red snapper fishing seasons, again

Thai Union Feedmill Ecuador CEO Eduardo Arosemena giving a presentation at the Global Shrimp Forum
Ecuador's shrimp industry has grown tremendously in the last decade, and experts predict it could easily double its production, without needing to expand its farming area, with the right genetics and nutrition | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
September 22, 2026

Experts predict Ecuador’s shrimp production growth only the beginning

striped bass
According to Massachusetts Environmental Police (MEP), officers first received a report from the U.S. Coast Guard about a suspicious vessel on the morning of 5 August | Photo courtesy of MEP
September 22, 2026

Massachusetts fines fisher USD 2,906 for illegally harvesting commercial striped bass

A boat at the Kejawanan fishing port in Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia
Once the project is complete, annual fish landings at the port are projected to increase to 32,000 metric tons (MT) from about 5,600 MT | Photo courtesy of Ninda Photos/Shutterstock
September 22, 2026

Indonesia starts USD 25 million upgrade of major fishing port

A farmed Atlantic halibut
NSC said it sees an opportunity to position halibut within the growing consumer focus on protein, but increasing familiarity with the species would be key | Photo courtesy of CleanFish
September 22, 2026

Norway anticipates rapid halibut supply growth as premium seafood demand rises

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