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Christian Aas (Silikal Aquaculture Solutions), Inge Stian Helland (Helland Silo), Bjørn Dørum (Mar-Kuling), Nils-Per Sjåstad (Simona Stadpipe) and Ole Alexander Bakke (Dynamic FishEye) — A coalition of Norwegian aquaculture technology companies had joined forces to promote their products in North America with help from Innovation Norway | Photo courtesy of NACA

May 16, 2025

Norwegian aquaculture tech companies group together to expand to North American market

An aerial shot of a Mowi salmon farm — Mowi's 108,000-metric-ton Q1 2025 harvest was its second-highest Q1 harvest to date | Photo courtesy of Mowi

May 16, 2025

Mowi CEO Ivan Vindheim: Record high salmon supply in Q1 2025 should be considered a one-off

Tuna processing globally is rife with human rights abuses, a challenge that a recent study attempted to address — Tuna processing globally is rife with human rights abuses, a challenge that a recent study attempted to address | Photo courtesy of Kongsak/Shutterstock

May 16, 2025

Study of tuna recruitment finds that financial burdens, lack of regulation impede ethical practices

The Guoxin 1 2.1 at sea — The Guoxin 1 2.1 is Guoxin Development Company's latest aquaculture vessel | Photo courtesy of the China Classification Society

May 16, 2025

Guoxin launches new and improved deep-sea aquaculture vessel, with several more on the way

Illegally harvested red snapper — The criminal complaint alleges that the fishers attempted to transport the fish back to Mexico to sell there, despite not having a permit for fishing in U.S. waters or a quota for red snapper | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard

May 16, 2025

US Justice Department indicts four Mexican fishers for illegal red snapper harvest