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SWIOP participants gathered at a meeting
The Sustainable Western Indian Ocean Program (SWIOP) is a five-year, EUR 60.5 million (USD 67.9 million) effort created in June 2026 to improve the blue economy, marine resilience, and ocean governance in the region | Photo courtesy of the European Fisheries Control Agency
November 5, 2026

EU and Western Indian Ocean nations join forces to tackle IUU fishing

A Blumar-farmed salmon
The MoU, which establishes the terms and conditions for Agrosuper to purchase Blumar’s salmon-farming assets, was approved by an extraordinary board meeting held 24 August | Photo courtesy of Blumar
November 5, 2026

AquaChile parent company signs MoU to purchase Blumar’s salmon business for USD 540 million

Two dolphins swimming side by side
Nearly 30 cetacean species have been reported in the region, the group claimed, citing estimates that roughly 2,000 cetaceans die every year in Galician waters | Photo courtesy of leaena/Shutterstock
November 5, 2026

ClientEarth takes Spanish government to court over whale, dolphin bycatch

A pile of freshly caught mackerel
The Pew Charitable Trusts said the time is right to implement ecosystem-based fisheries management in the Northeast Atlantic | Photo courtesy of Michal 11/Shutterstock
November 5, 2026

Pew pushing for ecosystem-based management, pelagic recovery in Northeast Atlantic

A Mowi farmer holding a salmon
Mowi CEO Ivan Vindheim said when presenting the firm's Q3 results that Mowi is now not only the world’s largest salmon farmer but also the world’s largest seafood company measured across all metrics | Photo courtesy of Mowi
November 5, 2026

“World’s largest seafood company” Mowi raises 2026 harvest guidance after record Q3

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