Oman delists three-vessel tuna fleet for IUU violations
The case sets a strong precedent for national governments to take action to end IUU fishing, Environmental Justice Foundation said
US hake feeds Ukraine’s troops, civilians but imports are falling fast
Alex Babadzhanov estimates that as much as half of the fish the country imports, including whiting, feeds the Ukrainian army or goes as humanitarian aid
Dead orca wrapped in illegal crab gear raises entanglement concerns on US West Coast
It remains unclear if the orca was dead prior to being entangled or died because of the entanglement
US pushes ‘tuna politics’ with 10-year, $600m pledge to Pacific islands
The commitment follows a Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council statement that China's influence in the region threatens US national interests
BC salmon farmers confront ‘very difficult uncertainty’ amid net-pen transition
'There's been a very difficult uncertainty for the sector -- for producers, for employees, and also for the First Nations' -- Timothy Kennedy, CEO, Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance
May numbers show US shrimp import market continues to tumble
US consumers purchased 75,484t of shrimp worth $718.71m in May
BC First Nation wants to set up aquaculture zone in its territory
Mowi Canada West operates five salmon farms in partnership with the Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda’xw. Some 80% of BC's farms operate in agreements with First Nations
US shrimp market still overpriced, Urner Barry believes
The value-added peeled and cooked shrimp market could be overvalued by 0.2% to 8.5% while headless shell-on shrimp could be overpriced between 4.5% and 17%
Oregon photo of orca stuck in fishing gear leads to fruitless search
The fisherman thinks that the orca was between 16 and 18 feet long. Scientists had hoped to determine its cause of death
Arizona drive-thru lobster chain buys Maine wharf to keep prices low
The married couple says they've invested $10m and plan to build the 'most efficient restaurant business the world has ever seen'