By Dan Gibson

After weeks of bad weather, a gap in the clouds has helped Iceland's fishers to land a sizeable catch this week, keeping prices low even as demand soars

Norcod said 2,187,500 offer shares were allocated at a subscription price of NOK 80 per share

The emergence of First Nations for Finfish Stewardship puts at least two First Nation groups in opposition over the pending Canadian government ban

By Jason Huffman

'[S]ource as much North American product as possible - and sooner than later' -- Robert Reierson, CEO and president, Tradex Foods

Seafood processors and wholesale dealers in the US state of Massachusetts will be eligible for $1.m in federal COVID relief funding

By Jason Huffman and María Feijóo

The US imported 78,716 metric tons of shrimp worth $744.9 million in January 2022, a 13% increase in volume and a 24% increase in value

By Jason Smith

'When I started Norcod, nobody believed in cod. There were no other players. Today there are dozens of players trying to get licenses for cod' -- Purecod CEO Mikael Rones

Prices for Chilean farmed salmon on the US, Brazilian and Chinese markets all rose sharply in week 10 of 2022

By María Feijóo

Japan's decision to revoke Russia's 'most favored nation' status would hit imports of roe, crab, sockeye salmon and sea urchin, likely driving up sushi prices

By Neil Ramsden

Price levels for pangasius shipped to the EU are up by a third since November 2021; levels to other countries continued their rise, apart from Mexico, which saw a drop in February