By María Feijóo

Brazil's farmed tilapia prices continued to decrease in November across all monitored regions, according to the country's Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics

The sighting of this juvenile whale comes just a week after two other North Atlantic right whales were seen entangled in fishing gear off the Massachusetts coast

By Barb Dean-Simmons

The outlook is brighter for northern fishing zones, but the shrimp biomass in the Gulf of St. Lawrence continues to decline

By Liza Mayer

Susan Farquharson is leaving the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association after nine years of leadership

By Jason Huffman

Prices have been going in different directions at the docks in the weeks before the Christmas (Dec. 25) and Hanukkah (Dec. 25-Jan. 2) holidays, depending on whether you are buying large or small mollusks

If Mississippi passes its seafood labeling bill, it will be the third Gulf of Mexico coastal state to do so

On Dec. 20, Australia's government announced that live rock lobster exports to China will resume immediately, following a notification from China that trade restrictions have been lifted

By Louis Harkell

One of Russia's largest crab fishing companies in western Russia is reporting strong growth in Asian markets and continues to modernize its fleet, despite Western sanctions

Turkish food exports to the US have risen significantly following the five-year-old 'TURQUALITY' initiative, trade body Turkish Seafood said

By María Feijóo

Prices for cod and haddock have surged at Scotland's Shetland auction, while, at the Peterhead market, trends have been more mixed as cod sees price decreases across most sizes