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Kvaroy CEO: ‘I do not recommend anyone start a filleting factory’

The ambitions were high when Kvaroy announced it would move salmon processing back home to Norway. It turned out to be easier said than done.Read ...
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Captain Fresh takes 49% stake in new Indian Retail Alliance

The companies hope to dominate the domestic Indian market for ‘fresh proteins’ in a new joint retail playRead More
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Royal Greenland positions new Qingdao office as foothold for wider Asia sales

The North Atlantic seafood business opened its Qingdao office and completed its first deals in South Korea and Vietnam in 2025Read More
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Russia pushes shift away from trout as aquaculture sector warns on subsidies

A branch of St. Petersburg State University of Veterinary Medicine said Russia should increasingly focus on local species, including Arctic char and whitefish varieties such ...
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Umios targets another record $206m profit as Thailand, Europe drive growth

The Japanese seafood giant targets a third straight rise in operating profit to a record $206m for the fiscal year ending March 2027, as Thai ...
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Norwegian cod farmer Ode agrees to take over Mowi cleaner fish facility

Mowi will continue to run the site at Sighaug through the summer, after which Ode will convert production to juvenile and broodstock codRead More
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Trump’s second batch of broad tariffs ruled illegal

Legal experts, economists and importers celebrate the latest federal court ruling as a win, though the president has vowed to impose tariffs through other means.Read ...
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Salmon prices see significant drop

“It has been an ugly week, with a significant drop,” one exporter said.Read More
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Alaska fisherman gets probation, global ban in halibut fraud case

The case involved the fraudulent use of Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) permits.Read More
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Georgia becomes 5th state with law requiring foreign shrimp labeling

Restaurants must label each menu item containing imported shrimp as “foreign imported,” or disclose them as “foreign imported shrimp” on publicly visible placards.Read More
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Cooler Alaska sea temps could mean lower Bristol Bay salmon harvest

‘The fact that our forecast for 2026 is a bit lower than it has been for the last decade, corresponds with these cooler than average ...
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Japan’s largest sushi chain to open first US outlet in New York City

Japan’s largest conveyor-belt sushi chain, Sushiro, is set to debut in the Times Square area this fall as part of an overseas expansion pushRead More
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Rejected lobster gauge change would’ve improved landings, science panel says

‘Essentially, you would lose a little bit of the chicks to begin, but then you’d catch them as they’ve grown into the quarters and the ...
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Cousins Maine Lobster leans into fried seafood with new concept

The move marks the latest evolution for the US’ largest lobster roll truck franchise companyRead More
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NOAA’s Saltonstall-Kennedy grants on chopping block in Trump’s FY ’27 budget

The program has long been one of the US seafood industry’s primary federal funding sources for fisheries research, product development and marketing initiativesRead More
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Salmon growing faster than chicken in UK foodservice

New data shows salmon servings increased by 20 percent in out-of-home consumption in the UK last year, outpacing all other major proteins.Read More
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Nomad keeps lid on costs but inflation looms

The frozen foods multinational plans to broaden its scope beyond a health-focused market position.Read More
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Forecast: Bristol Bay salmon run drops back to long-term norm, bigger fish expected

Over the past decade Bristol Bay has had “several years of record-setting production.”Read More
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Environmental group wants to honor Attenborough centenary with action against IUU

As the British TV legend turns 100-year-old, environmental groups from across the world want the UK government to honor him by taking rapid action against ...
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‘High quality interest’: Akva expects sale by year-end

The Norwegian aquaculture technology group posted a strong first quarter as it navigates a strategic review that has drawn interest in a full company sale.Read ...
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Vietnamese group urges compliance overhaul after US IP warning

Vietnam’s seafood industry association is urging exporters to tighten compliance after the US placed the country on its highest intellectual property watch listRead More
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Suempol launches AquaChile coho in Poland

The Polish processor is pushing the new retail product with an ‘Oto Coho’ marketing campaignRead More
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Russia’s four-month catch numbers soften as domestic fish prices jump

Russian domestic seafood prices continued to firm, with pollock in the Far East now up 28% since the beginning of the yearRead More
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Soaring fishmeal, mackerel prices see Copec’s Igemar return to profit in Q1

Igemar, which operates seafood firms Corpesca, Nutrisco, Orizon, Caleta Vitor and Golden Omega, posted an $11m operating profit for Q1Read More
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Global fishmeal output falls in early 2026 as China demand outlook weakens

Fishmeal production in March dropped 38% y-o-y, with cumulative output for the first quarter down 28% compared with the same period in 2025, according to ...
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Podcast: Behind the scenes of the Seafood Power 100

A new episode of the IntraFish podcast has been released.Read More
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Aquaculture industry supplier Redox acquires water filtration company

Filtra’s services include UV disinfection of intake water for land‑based aquaculture facilities and treatment of potable water onboard vessels.Read More
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Power, disrupted

After two decades covering this industry, defining power has never felt more complicated.Read More
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Feed company lands new owner as PE fund exits

Hamlet Protein manufactures soy-based protein ingredients and fiber specialties for several species, including aquaculture.Read More
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Fishmeal output falls sharply amid concern over key fishery landings

Fishmeal production declined 28 percent year over year in the first quarter as Peru imposed fishing restrictions and China’s demand outlook weakened.Read More
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