By Neil Ramsden

There are calls from NGOs for the UK government to pass humane stunning legislation for the salmon aquaculture sector, but it would likely just formalize the existing situation

By María Feijóo

Thai farm-gate shrimp prices experienced a notable decline across all sizes in week 49, marking a post-peak correction after recent highs that had reached the highest levels in seven years

Vietnam and Malaysia are poised to deepen their trade ties, particularly in the export of Vietnamese pangasius

By Louis Harkell

Russia's largest crab fishing company is planning to expand its presence in China's inland markets as the country's exports refocus on the market due to Western sanctions

By Barb Dean-Simmons

The Sealand Building Group of Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, is seeking damages and interest of nearly CAD 400,000

By Lorin Castiglione

Chilean suppliers are grappling with rising feed and labor costs, which are compressing margins and driving cautious production strategies

Shellfish growers fear the potential environmental and economic impact of exploratory drilling in Northwest Florida

Canada's Department of Fishies and Oceans will contract a vessel and crew to take its enforcement officers on patrols in the Bay of Fundy

By Amanda Buckle

Thai Union argues that Fortress Credit Corp., Red Lobster's new owners, 'does not have any basis to pursue relief'

By Jacob Resneck

The state's guideline harvest levels (GHL) are tied to the acceptable biological catch (ABC) for the Gulf of Alaska approved last week by federal fisheries regulators last week