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An offshore wind installation
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science is calling on seafood industry stakeholders to participate in a survey to get a better picture of how it will be impacted by offshore wind | Photo courtesy of Empire Wind
August 5, 2026

Virginia Institute of Marine Science calling for seafood industry to participate in wind energy survey

A pair of scallop boats in New Bedford, Massachusetts
The Trump administration has recommended changes to the scallop fishery, and now, the New England Fishery Management Council will have to decide how to approach them | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
August 5, 2026

NEFMC given Trump priorities on scallop fishery, but rollout process remains murky

EPS shipments in a warehouse
The shipment included 30 metric tons of compacted EPS destined for Spain and Belgium. | Photo courtesy of Ceresal
August 5, 2026

First shipment of upcycled EPS made from Chilean salmon-farming waste reaches European markets

A Namibian fisher
The workers claim that the Fishrot scandal led to loss of employment and, in turn, food and housing insecurity, psychological stress, inability to pay school fees, and debt accumulation | Photo courtesy of Transparency International/LinkedIn
August 5, 2026

More than 1,000 Namibian workers seek victim status in Iceland as part of ongoing Fishrot scandal proceedings

a salmon
In July, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump decided to change the definition of harm, rescinding a 50-year-old policy of considering damage to the habitat of endangered species when regulating human activities and development | Photo courtesy of Megan Klemencic/Shutterstock
August 5, 2026

US Senate Democrats move to restore definition of “harm” in ESA in response to Trump order

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