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A Grieg employee walking on a net pen
In its latest trading update, Grieg stressed that “irrespective of market price developments,” its farming and headquarters costs remain too high | Photo courtesy of Grieg Seafood
November 13, 2026

Grieg Seafood reports Q3 loss following algal event, stresses continued need to drive down costs

some salmon
Prices and volumes for Atlantic salmon raised in Norway were steady WoW in Week 45 | Photo courtesy of The Image Party/Shutterstock
November 13, 2026

Atlantic salmon from Norway prices and volumes steady in Week 45

An aerial view of an Ode cod farm
Aquaculture company Ode has purchased Namdal Settefisk, forming a new subsidiary | Photo courtesy of Ode
November 13, 2026

Ode acquires majority stake of Namdal to expand its farming capacity

A rock lobster
The closures, which are set to last from 15 November until 14 February 2027, aim to “mitigate trade risks” associated with the use of an antibiotic called oxytetracycline | Photo courtesy of William Edge/Shutterstock
November 13, 2026

Tasmania closes off rock lobster, dive fisheries due to trade risks associated with salmon-farming antibiotics

U.S. Representative Jared Huffman
Huffman led his Democrat colleagues in asking a series of questions about two policy changes the administration is pursuing: the recission of the definition of “harm” under the ESA to exclude habitat concerns, and a leaked memo allowing the accidental killing of endangered species | Photo courtesy of the Office of U.S. Representative Jared Huffman
November 13, 2026

Democrats seek answers on Trump’s Endangered Species Act rollbacks as they prepare to take over Congress

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