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A group of volunteers cleaning up trash in a Norwegian fjord
The Norwegian seafood industry is contributing volunteers and equipment to an annual Beach Cleanup Week in advance of World Cleanup Day on 20 September | Photo courtesy of Mari Bondevik
September 18, 2026

Norwegian seafood industry contributes to ocean cleanup campaign

Liv Helene Sickel
Liv Helene Sickel researched seafood side streams as part of her PhD thesis at the University of Bergen | Photo courtesy of Nofima
September 18, 2026

Nofima research finds new potential for seafood side streams in plant-based foods

Fish market in Denmark selling Norwegian salmon and other seafood specialities
Export prices for Norwegian salmon were stable across most major markets in Week 37 | Photo courtesy of Julie Mayfeng/Shutterstock
September 18, 2026

Poland is the biggest market for Norwegian salmon in Week 37, while China sees highest prices

a shrimp vessel in Florida
The Senate version of the Farm Bill requires a report on the international shrimp trade, with lawmakers demanding a list of “policy options available ... to boost the competitiveness of domestic shrimp in global and domestic markets.” | Photo courtesy of Carmen K. Sisson/Shutterstock
September 18, 2026

US Senate’s Farm Bill would give commercial fishers access to USDA loans

salmon
With some Alaskan salmon runs declining, the taking of salmon bycatch by commercial trawling vessels has become a controversial issue in the state | Photo courtesy of Miroslav Denes/Shutterstock
September 17, 2026

US Senate committee advances Bycatch Reduction Act

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