By Jason Huffman

The salmon farmer's goal is to completely eliminate by 2025 the use of marine-derived ingredients in the feed it gives to its Atlantic salmon

By Neil Ramsden

Surveys conducted through the second half of January suggest that the spawning stock stands at 1.1m metric tons, which would mean a quota of around 800,000t

Only six out of 23 major commercial tuna stocks worldwide are successfully avoiding overfishing and maintaining target stock biomass levels

Roxanne Nanninga was senior director of sustainability at Thai Union for over four years, working under Darian McBain, who left the company last summer

'Women work as female fishermen, in fisheries associations, they are fleet managers, policymakers and charity workers', the organization stated

The escape of more than 180,000 Atlantic salmon from Tasmanian fish farms did not have any great impact on the environment, said the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Officials from the Directorate-General on Maritime Affairs and Fisheries did not attend the meeting of the Social Dialogue Committee for Sea Fisheries

By Neil Ramsden

The Scottish government had made changes to fishing regulations designed to protect cod stocks, and these went down poorly with fishermen; the changes have since been rolled back

The global insect protein market is expected to surpass $113 billion in demand for new sustainable fish- and pet-food ingredients and a supportive regulatory environment

By Jason Huffman

The late-added SIMP measures 'will impose requirements on seafood companies so complex that much of the supply chain is likely to grind to a halt in response'