By Tom Seaman

Denmark's A. Espersen is planning to start selling farmed cod, having tested a small run in one of its processing plants, its CEO told Undercurrent News

The international food and drink group announced it had 'achieved its long-standing ambition to responsibly source 100% of its branded tuna across the group'

By Tom Seaman

With scallop vessels and licenses commanding a value of between $5 million and $7m, the 12 could net between $60m and $84m 

By Jason Smith

'It is critically important to note that all AQUAA co-sponsors are working in lockstep together to make sure that there is no daylight between their offices' - Sara Brenholt, SATS

The devices have been required for decades in the larger, more common, offshore nets called otter trawls

Elvers sold for $1,800 per pound in 2021, making them the most valuable marine resource in the state

'While the funding authorized in this bill is far from a comprehensive solution, it would begin to help lobstermen cover the cost of complying with these misguided regulations' -- representative Jared Golden

By Jason Huffman

Alaska pollock is now the fish of choice in sandwiches offered by nine of the world's 10 largest burger chains, GAPP confirmed

By María Feijóo

Chile's mussel sector expects output to drop between 15% and 20% in 2022 due to reduced growth and mussel yield. This is set to offset sales lost by Russia's invasion of Ukraine

By Neil Ramsden

Lithuanian surimi giant Viciunai -- which manufactures some of its products in the Kaliningrad region -- said it had suspended operations in Russia