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Billions at stake as seafood giants fall short on climate transparency
Researchers warn that climate change could cost industrial fisheries $19 billion in annual landed value, while many seafood companies remain silent about the risks.Read More
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Mitsubishi’s Cermaq building US processing plant
Cermaq invests over $30 million in a Miami value-added plant as Mitsubishi warns salmon earnings will disappoint.Read More
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Sealord enjoys bumper pricing year, but fuel surcharges cost it customers
Quota cuts elsewhere and sanctions on Russian whitefish have pushed up prices for jack mackerel, hoki and fishmeal, but the New Zealand seafood group says ...
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Scotland’s largest salmon farm opens
Scottish Sea Farms’ new Billy Baa site has consent for 4,091 metric tons of biomass.Read More
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Soil Association withdraws logo from organic farmed salmon
“When consumers see our logo on pack, they should be confident that organic principles are being safeguarded to the highest level possible within the constraints ...
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Pacific Islands FFA fisheries development director Chris Reid dies
Pacific Islands FFA fisheries development director Chris Reid diesRead More
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Cermaq’s $30m Miami salmon plant to open in early 2027, will do skin-packs
Cermaq’s $30m Miami salmon plant to open in early 2027, will do skin-packs Read More
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Week 46 farm-gate shrimp roundup: Ecuador prices slip again, Indian cyclones flood market with small sizes
Week 46 farm-gate shrimp roundup: Ecuador prices slip again, Indian cyclones flood market with small sizesRead More
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Russian cod processor scores legal victory over quota-related fines
Russian cod processor scores legal victory over quota-related finesRead More
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Lukas Walton’s $20bn oceans investment fund Builders Vision names new CEO, CSO
Lukas Walton’s $20bn oceans investment fund Builders Vision names new CEO, CSORead More
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Surimi squeeze tightens as Alaska pollock season falls short
Global pollock buyers are heading into 2027 facing another tight supply environment after Alaska’s B season ended with unharvested quota.Read More
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‘Businesses have had to rapidly adapt’: Cost of living crisis slows seafood’s sustainability push
Consumers are trading down within seafood to cheaper products and species rather than dropping it, which makes it harder to justify paying extra for sustainability ...
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Umios earnings fall as aquaculture losses weigh ahead of High Liner deal
Umios is battling rising production costs and weak domestic demand while pursuing a major expansion in North America.Read More
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Animal rights group pushes for tougher salmon farming regulations
Animal welfare organization Animal Outlook has petitioned Maine authorities to introduce stricter rules for farmed salmon following investigations into alleged welfare violations at Cooke Aquaculture’s ...
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USDA seeks nearly 3 million pounds of salmon and shrimp in latest seafood bids
Canned pink salmon accounts for the bulk of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s latest seafood purchase requests, with deliveries scheduled for the first half of ...
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Russia sets nearly 500,000t Pacific sardine catch target for 2027
Russia sets nearly 500,000t Pacific sardine catch target for 2027Read More
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Canadian prosecutors drop scallop charges against Clearwater captain
Canadian prosecutors drop scallop charges against Clearwater captainRead More
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Alaska commercial fishing sector records job growth for first time in six years
Alaska commercial fishing sector records job growth for first time in six yearsRead More
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Spanish minister calls for fair competition in Atlantic tuna fisheries as EU-Mauritania protocol nears expiry
Spanish minister calls for fair competition in Atlantic tuna fisheries as EU-Mauritania protocol nears expiryRead More
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UK’s Soil Association to withdraw organic certification logo from farmed salmon
UK’s Soil Association to withdraw organic certification logo from farmed salmonRead More
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‘Don’t happen by accident’: New NOAA reports show payoffs of fishery management
Industry groups point to the new data as evidence that decades of science-based management are delivering economic returns as the U.S. hits an overfishing milestone.Read ...
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AKVA sees profit boost despite revenue slump
A growing order backlog and stronger sea-based earnings helped counter a fall in group revenue.Read More
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Brazil leads growth in Chile salmon export markets
Shipments to Chile’s South American neighbor outpaced other major destinations despite prices moving higher in recent months.Read More
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Alaska’s Bristol Bay set for ‘strong’ sockeye season, says forecast
The largest returns are forecast for the Nushagak and Naknek-Kvichak districts.Read More
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US processing equipment manufacturer Fortifi acquires seafood freezing systems specialist
US processing equipment manufacturer Fortifi acquires seafood freezing systems specialistRead More
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American Unagi collapse highlights challenges facing US aquaculture sector
American Unagi collapse highlights challenges facing US aquaculture sectorRead More
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Canada closes more Gulf of St Lawrence fishing areas as right whale reported entangled
Canada closes more Gulf of St Lawrence fishing areas as right whale reported entangledRead More
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US pollock B season ends with smaller fish, thousands of tons of unused quota
US pollock B season ends with smaller fish, thousands of tons of unused quotaRead More
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Larger sockeye salmon run predicted for Alaska’s Bristol Bay in 2027
Larger sockeye salmon run predicted for Alaska’s Bristol Bay in 2027Read More
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Olam Agri breaks ground on $70 million Nigerian feed mill
The facility will produce up to 300 metric tons of aquafeed daily, expanding feed supplies for fish farmers in southern Nigeria.Read More
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