'We're not sure why there were no clams, and then suddenly there's this major recruitment event' -- Sean Bignami, researcher, Concordia University Irvine

A survey of 2,000 US adults showed that 65% didn't see the difference between brand and private labels and, 80% are buying more store-brand products due to inflation

'The product, which will be sold by Aquafeed Germany, is not only more sustainable, but initial research also shows a significant improvement in shrimp growth and survival rates'

By Nick Sambides Jr.

The 20-something-year veteran of Norway's Mowi, the world's largest farmer, plans to double Pacifico's output -- and, of course, sales -- in the next several years

The tally breaks the previous record for Hawaii of $78.4m in 2019 with algae accounting for $36.7m, or 46%, of the total

By Liza Mayer

The case sets a precedent because it is the first to find that the genetics of a living organism is qualified as a trade secret, a lawyer for the plaintiff has said

By Tom Seaman

Three mid-sized Norwegian salmon farmers hope to have post-smolt ready to put in the water next year from a NOK 800 million RAS hatchery they are building together

Fraser sockeye tend to experience strong years every four years, of which 2022 is a high-cycle year, but that hasn't occurred this year

Scientists from the Philippines, China, and others have urged their governments to rise above territorial disputes and work together

Cooke Aquaculture has pump tests ongoing as part of preparations to build a 100,000-square-foot aquaculture hatchery