Russia agrees 90,000t/year pelagic catch in Moroccan waters until 2028
Russian authorities approved a new bilateral agreement for pelagic fishing in Moroccan waters covering the next four years
Canadian tinned seafood entrepreneur gives canned fish a bold new look
A banner that reads 'My shells are up here' runs across the website
Chinese tuna giant Shanghai Kaichuang lifts sales as profits rise at Spanish subsidary Albo
Shanghai Kaichuang Marine International reported a 15% increase in revenue for 2024, while Spanish subsidiary Hijos De Carlos Albo saw profits rise
North Pacific Fisheries Council approves 10% cut to Pacific saury quota
'The 10% reduction was automatically triggered by the Scientific Committee's recommendation based on stock status and catch performance' -- a Japan Fisheries Agency official
Russia eyes bigger fish quotas after signing new four-year deal with Morocco
Russia has secured a new four-year fishing agreement with Morocco, replacing the previous deal that expired at the end of 2024
South Korea’s seafood output drops 2%, with tuna growth offsetting coastal declines
Despite fluctuations in fishery output over the past five years, South Korea's total catch value has steadily increased, driven by higher market prices and a growing emphasis on high-value species
Nissui to tap EU market with fish oil-based pharma shipments
The Japanese seafood giant has secured regulatory approval to ship its refined fish-oil-derived pharmaceutical raw materials to Europe, marking a key step in its global expansion
Thai exports rebound in 2024 as tuna, pet food sales surge
Thailand's key frozen and processed seafood exports lifted in 2024, with total volumes rising 22% to 1.48m metric tons, driven by a 30% recovery in tuna and a 19% increase in pet food sales
Retail seafood prices are rising, but sales remain steady
Despite rising food prices, seafood sales at retail ticked up in January
Russia more than doubles allowed Pacific sardine catch for 2025
Researchers say landings can continue to increase in the coming years without adversely affecting stocks