Norway exported NOK 11.3bn worth of seafood in February -- a record for the month -- as soaring salmon prices propelled export revenues

By María Feijóo

Amid uncertainty on how the Russia-Ukraine conflict will affect the fishing industry worldwide, the European cod sector is calling again for extra pressure to be put on Norway in Svalbard

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

Of the recent violations, the most common has been the commercial harvest of undersized crabs

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

But FFAW-Unifor continues to call on DFO to reassess how it measures stocks and incorporate harvesters’ observations, insisting the picture is brighter than science suggests

By Tom Seaman

Canada's Sofina has parted ways with Allan Jensen, the long-time managing director of Greenland Seafood, in a reshuffle