Undercurrent presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Monday, Feb. 23Read More
Daily recap: US tariff clouds start to clear; Shrimp labor abuse case returns Read More »
Brazil’s Carnival (Feb. 13-18) has wrapped up, and demand dynamics are returning to normal following the extended bank holiday periodRead More
Chilean salmon prices to Brazil firm for third straight week amid harvest cuts Read More »
Editorial director Cliff White brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week Read More
Editor’s choice: Trump tariff drama; Red Lobster order causes snow crab price dispute Read More »
US shrimp importers saw their fourth-biggest volume year in historyRead More
US shrimp imports overcame tariffs, bans and more to grow in 2025 Read More »
NOAA said the study areas — ranging from 50 to 2,000 acres — would bolster Alaska’s burgeoning mariculture industry in state-managed watersRead More
The products were determined to have come from shipments that entered the country without undergoing the required inspectionRead More
FDA recalls more than 13,000 lbs of catfish from Vietnam Read More »
UCN’s FCA Oslo fresh, head-on gutted 3-6kg salmon price assessment is down once again as the spot market continues to slide after China’s Lunar New Year holidayRead More
Norway salmon spot prices continue to fall despite farmer’s efforts, Scots drop too Read More »
‘In actuality, while I am sure they did not mean to do so, the Supreme Court’s decision today made a President’s ability to both regulate Trade, and impose TARIFFS, more powerful and crystal clear, rather than less’ — Donald Trump’s Truth Social postRead More
Trump announces new tariff plan in wake of Supreme Court defeat Read More »
Two major producers are exiting salted sockeye roe production in Alaska, cutting an expected 2026 output to only 100t and effectively ending more than 50 years of supply that helped shape food culture in northeastern JapanRead More
Alaska salted sockeye roe output seen at 100t as processors exit category Read More »
‘Let me make myself clear to Mr. Mao that we will not be intimidated by him, and he can count on us driving this through to the finish’ — Colin Sproul, United Fisheries Conservation AllianceRead More
Chinese-backed company files appeal in Canadian lobster lawsuit Read More »