Phil Haslam, the MMO director of operations who opted to prosecute Greenpeace over its boulder-dropping activities, has since moved to fisher North Atlantic Holdings

By Neil Ramsden

Experts at Norges Sildesalgslag expect little change in pricing for herring and mackerel this year, unless Norway's mackerel quota is slashed by agreeing to a lower share

By Jason Huffman

Commercial fisheries, in total, entangle 25 humpback whales annually off the US west coast -- Center for Biological Diversity

The Indonesian government has excluded foreign investment from the fisheries and capture sector since 2016 in an effort to reduce IUU fishing in the region

By Louis Harkell and Dan Gibson

Aquamaof has made significant progress in increasing production densities in its land-based shrimp farm, but Cargill believes such operations will see success 'down the road'

By Nick Sambides Jr.

Brown, who leaves GSA after almost five years, starts his new job on Feb. 1

By Jason Huffman

The National Seafood Council Task Force's 'initial findings report' suggests many want the promotion of imported and farmed seafood to be included to avoid confusion

The Tu'NAH Sandwich is made by UK firm Vegetarian Butcher, which has also seen launches with pizza chain Domino's and Burger King this year

The companies have received NOK 4.2m from the Research Council of Norway to support a research project for a vaccine against salmon diseases caused by Tenacibaculum bacteria

By Dan Gibson

The feed giant is also working on a set of solutions to the sea lice issues plaguing traditional farmers, according to aqua nutrition president Helene Ziv-Douki