Masoval up for sale as CEO steps down
Helge Kvalvik has resigned as CEO of Masoval. At the same time, the Masoval family will review ownership of the company.Read More
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Salmon executives see faster growth under regulatory streamlining
Industry executives argue the current framework no longer reflects Chilean salmon industry’s global scale.Read More
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Letter to the editor: Too much standardization could slow aquaculture’s climate progress
Over-standardization can reduce competition, and without competition, development tends to slow as incentives weaken, Diaz says.Read More
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Nichirei doubles down on cold chain expansion to drive growth
The company is also shifting its frozen foods business toward higher margin products such as branded ready meals.Read More
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What Alaska pollock’s first ever MSC condition really means for its certification
‘There’s a long history of certified fisheries closing out conditions over time, which is an important part of managing our oceans and fisheries sustainably’ — Laura McDearis, Marine Stewardship CouncilRead More
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Japan startup launches RAS trial for heat-tolerant cherry salmon
Japan startup Smolt and Ryukyu University launch Okinawa RAS trial for heat-tolerant cherry salmon to test subtropical farming potentialRead More
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Japan surimi firm tests waste-based feed, replaces up to 35% of fishmeal
Kanetetsu confirms circular feed model in yellowtail trial, eyes industry rolloutRead More
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Canadian trout farm, tested by fish deaths, faces decision on expansion proposal
Provincial regulators will soon decide whether to permit the expansion of a trout farm in Cape Breton’s Whycocomagh BayRead More
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Japan’s largest trout farmer furthers EU expansion with new Dutch sales arm
Okamura Foods is setting up a wholly owned trading subsidiary in the Netherlands as part of a push to expand its seafood business in EuropeRead More
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‘Definitive’ anti-IUU bill unanimously passes US Senate
The Fighting Foreign Illegal Seafood Harvest, or FISH, Act is the “definitive statute” on illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, according to the National Fisheries Institute.Read More
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