By Tom Seaman

German dairy giant Theo Muller's has closed a long-awaited deal for Polish canned processor Graal via its Lisner subsidiary

The Australian state is advancing plans to establish what could become one of the nation's largest fisheries, with scientists estimating a sardine biomass of 350,000t

By Louis Harkell

India's fishmeal production hit a record in 2023, while Oman's output continues to surge, industry executives told Undercurrent News at the recent IFFO conference

By Liza Mayer

The findings point to a more substantial effect of aquaculture on marine ecosystems than previously acknowledged

By Matilde Mereghetti and María Feijóo

The European Court of Justice has annulled the fishing agreement between the EU and Morocco, a decision that has sent shockwaves through the Spanish fishing industry

Koyo Maru No.8, a new nearshore purse seiner owned by Tokai Fisheries, a subsidiary of Nissui, departed Sakaiminato, Tottori, on Sept. 6 for its maiden trip

By Sergei Blagov

By Aug. 21, the catch of Pacific salmon in the Far East amounted to 192,00t or 4% up in comparison with 2022, Rosrybolovstvo said in a statement

The former wooden sardine carrier, which was built in 1949, was among the eight to 10 vessels grounded by storms that struck the Maine coast in January

By Sergei Blagov and Masahiko Takeuchi

Russia's landings of Pacific sardines surged to 115,530t as of July 10, while Japan's Kushiro, Hokkaido fishing has witnessed a 17% y-o-y increase in June

Island Creek is preparing to can mussels, surf clams, oysters, trout and salmon at its new facility in New Bedford, Massachusetts,