By Jason Smith

Dana Sabraw, the chief judge of the Southern District of California rejected StarKist's request for partial summary judgment

By María Feijóo

The signing of a free trade agreement between China and Ecuador scheduled for late 2022 could bring great benefits to Ecuador's shrimp sector, including zero tariffs for its exports

By Louis Harkell

Ingar Valvik, acting CEO and chief financial officer of Viking Aqua, told Undercurrent News the Norwegian company hopes to finalize key supplier contracts in March

'Scottish whitefish vessels will be a big beneficiary of this deal but it's good news for the fishing sector across Scotland and the UK' -- UK government minister for Scotland

The Norwegian land-based salmon operation has spotted opportunity to construct a wave damper that can also purify wastewater and generate energy

The Court of Justice of the European Union has been called on to decide if EU ministers have illegally set unsustainable fishing limits

By Neil Ramsden

West Coast Salmon's agreement with the Israeli firm is off, the company confirmed, though the status of the technology supplier's investment is up in the air

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Shellfish Aquaculture has been designed to bridge the gap between the industry and the government

'There's a race going on to see who is faster, climate change killing our fish, or the government changing the rules to allow us to save them,' said Grant Rosewarne

By Dan Gibson

Prices for both cod and haddock remain well above levels in the same week of 2020 and 2021, however