Delivery remains conditional on Laxey securing the necessary financing, which AKVA said is expected to be in place during the second quarter of 2026Read More
Iceland’s Laxey to triple smolt capacity with €28m AKVA contract Read More »
Towards the end of last year, the Faroe Islands signed a new bilateral fisheries agreement with Russia despite stark warnings from one of the country’s most popular politicians.Read More
Between fish and fear: Faroes clash over Russian fishing access Read More »
Algae issues in southern Norway weighed on first-quarter results for the world’s largest salmon farmer, even as harvest volumes rose sharply and exceeded expectations.Read More
Algae cost Mowi $12 million in Q1 Read More »
Mowi posted record Q1 2026 harvest volumes and higher group earnings, but results were partly offset by a €10 million impact from an algal bloom in southern NorwayRead More
Mowi takes €10m hit on Q1 south Norway algal bloom Read More »
The EC has activated emergency funding to support the EU’s fisheries and aquaculture sector, as surging energy costs driven by the Middle East crisis squeeze margins and disrupt operationsRead More
EU activates emergency fisheries fun amid Middle East-driven energy shock Read More »
VARPE said sharp fluctuations in regional quotas create financial risks for investors, adding that some quota auctions have been driven by optimism that borders on a ‘financial bubble’Read More
Russia revises crab quotas for 2026 as industry warns of ‘irrational optimism’ Read More »
As a result of improved summer performance, the expected FY26 harvest whole gilled and gutted volume range has increased to 5,800-6,100 metric tonsRead More
NZ King Salmon doubles earning guidance with ‘greater confidence in performance’ Read More »
The North Pacific Fisheries Commission agreed to a 5% saury cut after China pushed back against Japan’s proposed 10% reduction, while tightening mackerel limits and capping sardine catchesRead More
North Pacific fisheries body agrees 5% saury cut after China blocks Japan proposal Read More »
Silver Bay notified its Bristol Bay fleet that it is “exploring a custom processing agreement with Northline Seafoods” to produce “super fresh, high-quality sockeye.” The company said it is not acquiring Northline or purchasing a share in the business.Read More
Silver Bay ‘exploring’ agreement with Northline for Alaska salmon season Read More »
‘Through this custom processing arrangement, Silver Bay Seafoods fishermen will have the opportunity to deliver to the Hannah’ — Silver Bay Fleet ManagementRead More
Silver Bay confirms control of rival Northline’s Alaska salmon barge Read More »