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A fin whale
Estimates range between 17 and 30 fin whales hunted so far this year by Icelandic whaling firm Hvalur | Photo courtesy of Aqqa Rosing-Asvid - Visit Greenland/Wikimedia Commons
July 30, 2026

Several fin whales hunted so far in first Icelandic whaling season since 2023

South African anchovies
Biomass and recruitment totals for anchovy and sardines in South Africa have been on downward trends, forcing firms to diversify sourcing to meet demand | Photo courtesy of Alessandro De Maddalena/Shutterstock
July 30, 2026

Low anchovy, sardine landings forcing South African fishmeal, fish oil firms to adapt

EEOC
According to the government, KGI Trading GA – doing business as Moon N Sea – rejected female applicants for warehouse positions based on their sex | Photo courtesy of Tada Images/Shutterstock
July 30, 2026

Georgia seafood wholesaler agrees to settle sex-discrimination lawsuit for USD 265,000

fish farm in Norway
Prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway appear to have begun the rebound that is expected at this time of year thanks to falling harvest volumes | Photo courtesy of Andrei Armiagov/Shutterstock
July 30, 2026

Prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway climb again in Week 30

A fishing boat off Falkenberg, Sweden
Under Sweden’s scheme, the government will provide direct grants that cover up to 85 percent of the increase in fuel costs for fishery and aquaculture companies, with grants being capped at EUR 50,000 (USD 57,318) per company | Photo courtesy of Zosma/Shutterstock
July 30, 2026

European Commission approves EUR 149 million Swedish aid scheme for fishing, aquaculture, and agricultural companies hurt by high fuel prices

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