Brazil working to send more tilapia, other seafood to US
Many believe that the South American country with some 4,600 miles of coastline is punching below its weight when it comes to seafood sales
Ghana tuna industry turns to African FTA in pursuit of new demand
Currently, the majority of Ghanaian tuna exports go to the EU, but constant issues with traceability and the regular threat of sanctions disrupts cannery operations
TAC set 34% higher in Canada’s second-largest snow crab fishery
The news has been expected since a scientific report was made by DFO in February and the amount of the TAC increase matches almost exactly what was predicted then
Clearwater to maintain complete control of Arctic surf clam fishery
A decision by Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans ends a more-than-four-year battle for control of the fishery
First Nation leader: No room in British Columbia for net-pen salmon farms
'What we're talking about is food security for the vast number of First Nations across the province' -- Bob Chamberlain, chairman of the First Nations Wild Salmon Alliance
Nova Scotia fisherman lost during crew transfer from raft to Coast Guard vessel
Jeremy Hart of Windsor Junction, Nova Scotia, spent five hours in the ocean before he was pulled out. He later died in a hospital
Broken parts on Coast Guard vessel prevent Newfoundland cod survey
The inshore harvesters' union disputes the notion that there is an insufficient amount of data to make a stock assessment for northern cod in 2J3KL
OCI CEO: Canadian crab prices need to drop despite Russian ban
'There needs to be some adjustment [down in price] to move all our volume, in my opinion' -- Martin Sullivan, CEO, Ocean Choice International
Southwind says no to Russian seafood processed in China
US processor Southwind Foods will not need to wait for clarity on whether it can continue to buy double frozen fish fillets from China using Russian raw material
EU importers plea for relaxed regulation as raw material for Ukraine fills ports
Imported fish originally intended for Ukraine is arriving in European harbors, where it faces destruction or waste unless current certificate regulations are relaxed