Intra Fish

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

Cermaq invests over $30 million in a Miami value-added plant as Mitsubishi warns salmon earnings will disappoint.Read More

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 higher fuel costs linked to the Iran war remain a concern.Read More

Scottish Sea Farms’ new Billy Baa site has consent for 4,091 metric tons of biomass.Read More

“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 of a commercially viable system,” the Soil Association’s CEO said.Read More

Global pollock buyers are heading into 2027 facing another tight supply environment after Alaska’s B season ended with unharvested quota.Read More

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 credentials on the shelf, a seafood executive told IntraFish.Read More

Umios is battling rising production costs and weak domestic demand while pursuing a major expansion in North America.Read More

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 operations.Read More

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 2027.Read More