By Tom Seaman

Norway-based Cermaq Group is the latest company to pull out of the Boston seafood show, which is set to take place March 13-15 amid rising cases of COVID-19

By Dan Gibson

Farm-gate prices for the largest HOSO vannamei shrimp in Andhra Pradesh fell but remained at an annual high, while prices in Gujarat rebounded in week two

Russian Aquaculture has reported a near doubling of sales in 2021 on the back of a 78% increase in harvested fish to 32,500t

Some portion of the New York Bight, a nearly 800,000-acre area of the Atlantic Ocean, could start to be sold to wind-to-energy companies by the US Department

By Jason Smith

AquaBounty sold $455,397 worth of fish in the third quarter of 2021 but it also lost $6.8 million, it said in a November exchange filing

By Jason Huffman

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

Netherlands-based Aqua-Spark has begun its $300m tilapia investment drive in earnest, with an initial cash injection to expand another farm operation in southern Africa

The South African firm said the move was a significant step in its strategy to buy international seafood firms focused on high-value species

RFC initially awarded the Danish firm a DKK 800m contract to outfit seven vessels with processing gear; now it has ordered the same again across another four

By Neil Ramsden

During 2021 the shrimp farmer and processor launched two new factories, taking it into value-adding in a bid to mitigate COVID-19's impacts; now it will merge the farms it owns into one business