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Staff of Groupe Wattez and Regal Maree in a processing facility
Groupe Wattez has purchased fellow Boulogne-Sur-Mer-based processor Regal Maree | Image courtesy of Groupe Wattez
August 3, 2026

Groupe Wattez acquires Regal Maree

lobster-hunting law enforcement dogs
Earlier in the month, CDFW officers convened on Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles County, where they used trained dogs to hunt down illegally harvested lobsters | Photo courtesy of CDFW
August 3, 2026

Law enforcement catches spiny lobster poachers in California

a horseshoe crab
While horseshoe crabs are harvested for use as bait, their primary value is their blood, which is prized for its ability to clot during biomedical testing | Photo courtesy of Jess Kraft/Shutterstock
August 3, 2026

Conservation group asks New Jersey to take action over biomedical bleeding of horseshoe crabs

Two lobstermen on a dock throwing a trap into the water
A lawsuit by the Maine lobster industry against the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation has been caught up in a wider debate over First Amendment protections | Photo courtesy of ImagineerInc/Shutterstock
August 3, 2026

Maine lobster industry lawsuit against Monterey Bay Aquarium caught in wider First Amendment debate

A Bumble Bee canned tuna product
The suit alleges greenwashing by Amazon based on the true sustainability and environmental impact of fish products it sells bearing the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Certification, including Bumble Bee Chunk Light Tuna among other products | Photo courtesy of Deutschlandreform/Shutterstock
August 1, 2026

Lawsuit accuses Amazon of false seafood sustainability claims, greenwashing

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