By María Feijóo

Spain's marine aquaculture firms continue to be financially impacted by the effects of the pandemic and storm Gloria, but production should fully recover by 2023

By Dan Gibson

NRS expects to phase out its use of triploid salmon, release the first big smolt from its new facility, and open a new Icelandic processing facility this year

By Neil Ramsden

The country's exports were down for the first time in four months, mainly thanks to the fact that sales to China fell by more than 50%

By Jason Huffman

Massachusetts companies should be 'processing American Alaskan pollock, not the authoritarian pollock of Russia' -- Alaska senator Dan Sullivan

By Nick Sambides Jr.

Heath England left The Fishin' Company in November, joining chief financial officer Kevin Wisel and president Ryan Grace as recent departures

The funding came as part of Canada's Pacific Integrated Commercial Fisheries Initiative, fisheries and oceans minister Joyce Murray said.

Although it continues to lag behind India in terms of total sales volumes, Ecuador's shrimp exporters supplied 37% of all the US' shell-on shrimp last year

This week's protest follows another in the port city of Gwadar in December, against trawling by Chinese fishing trawlers and vessels from Sindh

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon leaped once again in week seven of 2022, according to the NASDAQ Salmon Index

By Jason Huffman

'I always learn a lot about the industry from this conference and, after two years of canceled shows, there is a lot to catch-up on' -- Eric Pedersen, Ideal Fish