Wild Alaskan announces four more staffing moves
The direct-to-consumer seafood pioneer attributes its recent changes to rapid expansion and maturation
Grieg, Maritech form global partnership with software deal
'Technology is one of several decisive factors in achieving our goal of reducing our environmental footprint while ensuring good profitability and further growth' -- Tom Thorgersen, Grieg Seafood
First offshore wind lease sale under Biden expected soon
Some portion of the New York Bight, a nearly 800,000-acre area of the Atlantic Ocean, could start to be sold to wind-to-energy companies by the US Department
Indonesian aquatech firm raises $90m for vast expansion
Indonesian aquatech startup eFishery has successfully closed a $90m in series C funding, the largest fundraise made by an aquaculture technology startup in the world
US crews’ families get $960,000 settlement after fishing boat sinks
The US Coast Guard searched more than 2,200 square miles, yet found nothing more of the Emmy Rose than a debris field, an emergency beacon and an empty life raft
Blue Aqua plans $33m RAS trout farm in Singapore
BAI's facility will use Danish RAS technology supplier Assentoft Aqua's ModulRAS system to produce 1,088 metric tons of trout annually following a three-year buildout
Revised ‘sustainability cookbook’ touts MSC catches
Ocean Cookbook 2022 is a collaboration between 17 award-winning chefs and the harvesters -- also the centerpiece of an MSC marketing campaign for the new year
US pioneer of local management of west coast fisheries dies
Donald Hansen was described as a strong proponent of the regional fisheries management council concept -- especially the idea that local people should shape fishery policy
Captain White’s, longtime DC fish market, relocates to nearby Maryland suburb
In November, the business left its historic location at The Wharf, in Southwest Washington, DC, after nearly 50 years
‘It’s fun for a change’: Washington state crabbers start Dungeness season big
'It's an exciting time to be a shellfish biologist with all these species doing well. It's fun for a change.' -- Daniel Ayres, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
