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Andfjord Salmon's pools at its facility
Andfjord Salmon has secured additional funding to refinance its existing bond and fund the completion of project Phase 2A | Photo courtesy of Andfjord Salmon
October 30, 2026

Andfjord Salmon secures NOK 1.25 billion senior bond

shrimp fry  in a tank
Shrimp fry in a tank | Photo courtesy of Benchmark Genetics
October 30, 2026

Benchmark Genetics launches new shrimp DNA parentage testing program BenchTrace

oysters
Starting with USD 8 million (EUR 7.2 million) in federal funding for the first year of the five-year award, the lab will focus on developing and scaling research-based solutions for improving aquatic food systems | Photo courtesy of 7 Fine Art/Shutterstock
October 30, 2026

US State Department launches university-led Fish Innovation Lab

Humphead wrasse
Demand for the species continues to be largely driven by the Hong Kong market, where the fish is prized in high-end seafood restaurants | Photo courtesy of phmarcosborsatto/Shutterstock
October 30, 2026

Recent surge in humphead wrasse exports from Indonesia prompts concerns over sustainability, CITES loopholes

A group of workers from United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400
Union workers with the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400 have pushed back on calls to restrict menhaden fishing, pointing out overfishing is not occurring and that any restrictions would cost jobs in the region | Photo courtesy of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400
October 30, 2026

Anglers push for banning commercial menhaden fishing in certain regions; workers union calls for support of fishery

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