South Atlantic is US’ largest per capita seafood consuming region, study finds
The biggest consumer of seafood in the US is also the most visited region by international tourists
Expect Pacific halibut prices to stay high on West Coast this year, Tradex predicts
Season expected to start fast, though catch total will likely be lower this year than last
US Homeland Security urges promoting domestic aquaculture to mitigate national security risks
Overlooked report highlights critical issues for US aquaculture industry, names health of Americans and health of the US economy as top concerns
Alaska sockeye price down 7% since start of 2022
The US average price per pound of wild sockeye salmon is down 7% since early 2022
Investors aim to crack down on seafood producers who aren’t enviro-friendly
'Not addressing environmental and social risks and impacts in seafood production can expose investors to financially material risks' -- Lucy Holmes, senior director of blue finance, World Wildlife Fund
Trade insights: Indian shrimp exports dip 4% in 2022 on US sales slump
India recorded a 4% contraction in shrimp exports to 704,030 metric tons in 2022 as it struggled to remain competitive with Ecuador, particularly in the US market
AquaBounty ends 2022 with $22m loss as new farm construction ramps up
The company plans to increase conventional salmon eggs production from 8m to 30m annually
Tradex: Expect high volumes, low prices in Oregon pink shrimp this year
The price fetched last year, when Oregon and Washington state harvesters hauled in more than 65m lbs, was the lowest in Oregon since 2010
Alaska Airlines’ famous ‘Salmon Thirty Salmon’ jet will get a new paint job
The airplane's name comes from a 1987 incident when an Alaska Airlines jet was struck by a salmon dropped by a bald eagle in Juneau
Study: Algal blooms increased 13% along world coastlines from 2003-2020
A 2016 algal bloom near Chile cost salmon farms $800m