Cementing its place as the UK's biggest food export, salmon overseas sales increased 36% to £614m in 2021, only marginally below the £618m recorded in 2019

By Tom Seaman, Jason Smith, Jason Huffman and Nick Sambides Jr.

The Boston seafood show is back after a two-year absence and Undercurrent News has sent a large crew of reporters to cover the event, scheduled for March 13-15

By Neil Ramsden

UK buyers are stunned at the spike in spot prices, while Norway too is seeing a hike; Chilean prices may now remain stable, but are firm

By Dan Gibson

The aquatech and land-based equipment developer posted quarterly revenues and earnings above those from 2020, but dented by cost inflation and supply chain issues

By Neil Ramsden

The 'Grigg report' calls for a new 'single consenting document' to simplify applications, and a government' Vision for Aquaculture' outlining 10-year frameworks for different species

Q1 saw market demand, and prices, improve as some regions emerged from under COVID-19 lockdowns, but the fishing and aquaculture firm warned of new impacts to come

Cermaq Group's first iFarm fish have been harvested at the firm's processing plant in Steigen, in northern Norway, and sent to customers in Europe and Asia

The five-member crew was rescued. One minor injury was reported

'It's gratifying to know that these salmon made their way to dinner plates in our home state of West Virginia' -- Travis May, Freshwater Institute

By Jason Huffman

'If over 100,000 cows died in Albion, would anyone be notified at the Department of Agriculture?' -- Lynne Williams, Maine state representative