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southern resident killer whales
Southern resident killer whales were first listed as endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) in 2005, and the population was estimated at just over 70 individuals in 2024 | Photo courtesy of Erin Underwood/Shutterstock
July 20, 2026

California accepting public comment before deciding whether southern resident killer whales warrant state protections

Arctic Seafood Group net pens in Norway
Sjybol, Kobbvåglaks, and Selsøyvik Havbruk have agreed to a deal that will see them share ownership of Arctic Seafood Group | Photo courtesy of Arctic Seafood Group
July 20, 2026

Sjybol, Kobbvåglaks, Selsøyvik Havbruk reach agreement to purchase Arctic Seafood Group

India Trade Minister Piyush Goyal and his staff meeting with USTR Jamieson Greer
India and the U.S. continue to negotiate a potential trade deal more than a year after both countries announced talks | Photo courtesy of Piyush Goyal
July 20, 2026

India reportedly holding back on trade deal with US

A Chilean salmon farm
The report said improving biological performance and supportive political momentum are a few factors making Chile the world's most compelling salmon-farming growth story | Photo courtesy of Oleka_Chile/Shutterstock
July 20, 2026

Rabobank predicts Chile may soon become salmon farming’s principal growth driver

Wild South African mussels
FAO advised the only way to manage such harmful toxins is to close harvest zones and wait until levels decline naturally | Photo courtesy of Geoff Sperring/Shutterstock
July 20, 2026

South Africa indefinitely extends ban on Saldanha Bay shellfish harvesting; farms remain closed

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