By Dan Gibson

Although landings of Russian fish in Norwegian ports have declined sharply in recent years, Norwegian institutes have stressed that it remains business as usual

Under federal regulations, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is required to subtract overages of the commercial gillnet quota from the next year's quota

By Jason Huffman

The recent drama surrounding the makeup of the Canadian province's important three-person seafood price-setting panel has seen yet another plot twist

Changes to the proposed Maine state bill would allocate $900,000 annually to the fund, which the legislature could renew every two years

'As a veteran-owned company, we understand the cost of independence' -- Buoys on the Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

By Neil Ramsden

The decision will impact the firm and its Russian JV partner Agama -- 'but I support the decision 100%', Royal Greenland's CEO told Undercurrent

The International Fund for Animal Welfare claims the EU plays a key role as a supplier and trader in the global shark trade, which is 'driving many species towards extinction'

By María Feijóo

Prices for large-sized European seabass and seabream traded in Mercamadrid, in Spain, continued to rise during week eight of 2022

By Nick Sambides Jr.

Cooke subsidiary Cooke Aquaculture Pacific was granted a five-year permit to farm sterile, female triploid, and rainbow trout in January 2020

By Jason Huffman

'I also believe my position as chair will be publicly challenged when parties are disappointed with future pricing decisions ... ' -- Wayne Follett