By Neil Ramsden

Bad weather and the purse seine fleet's focus on capelin fishing in Iceland were important reasons for lower herring volumes last month

By Dan Gibson

'Margins are already tight across the processing sector and many businesses (likely SMEs) will not be able to absorb these costs' -- Seafish

Russia's landings in the Far East are up 16% year-on-year thus far, and 18% up in the Okhotsk Sea

Australian fisheries and aquaculture production value is forecast to rise by 10% in 2021-2022, driven by strong growth in production value for salmonids, shrimp and oysters

By Jason Huffman

'While respecting our contractual obligations with [conformity assessment bodies] and scheme owners, ASI will limit its activities in Russia where possible'

By Nick Sambides Jr.

Many US seafood importers oppose the measure, fearing that it could put further strain on their businesses

By María Feijóo

Between January and February, Argentine illex squid landings amounted to some 45,300 metric tons, down by 12% year-on-year, mainly due to a weak start to the fishing season

The Capetown-headquartered company reported revenues of RAD 7.6bn in the 12 months to Sep. 30, 2021, down from RAD 8.3bn in the 12 months prior

The international food and drink group announced it had 'achieved its long-standing ambition to responsibly source 100% of its branded tuna across the group'

The UK has launched the Finfish Industry Advisory Group, a new fisheries management group for non-quota finfish species around the country