Vendors in New York’s famed Fulton Fish Market ticketed for multiple undersized fish violations
The Fulton Fish Market, in the Bronx, New York, is one of the oldest and largest seafood wholesalers in the nation
Canada’s aquaculture stagnation prompts call for marine biotech strategy
The plan, released Wednesday, envisions transforming marine resources into food, feed, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, biofuels and other sustainable products
Recap day 2 from Blue Food Innovation Summit
The Undercurrent News team reported from the Blue Food Innovation Summit, held April 8 and 9 in London, the UK
US wholesale: Salmon markets face new crosscurrents amid shifting tariff landscape
For now, Canadian product remains a tariff-safe option in a market full of geopolitical noise. Still, uncertainty around long-term policy direction continues to cloud the sourcing outlook for US buyers
NOAA layoffs disrupt hatchery oversight, could impact future salmon harvests in Washington
The release of millions of hatchery-raised Chinook salmon in Washington is on hold after a key NOAA staff member was terminated under recent federal workforce cuts, The New York Times reported
China 84% tariffs on US won’t hit Alaskan salmon, whitefish raw material for re-export
According to data from Undercurrent's trade portal, China imported over $1bn worth of seafood from the US in 2024, a large share of which was processed and re-exported
Watch: Ecuador’s Gabriel Luna breaks down shrimp exports, weighs impact of US tariffs
Gabriel Luna, owner of GLuna Shrimp, offered key insights into Ecuador's shrimp sector, highlighting early 2025 export trends and addressing recent challenges, including new US tariffs
Icelandic roe capelin prices hit record high on tiny supply
'This is an unprecedented pricing structure, entirely different from historical norms' -- Tokyo-based seafood buyer
Tuna prices hold firm in Bangkok amid US tariff flip-flop
However, since the announcement of new tariffs on April 2, there has been a lack of liquidity in the market
Russia gives investment quota scheme users more time to build new vessels
Russia has again altered the terms of its investment quota scheme to make them more forgiving for companies involved