By Liza Mayer

The sector's movements mirrored broader market turbulence

(In our best Oprah impression) 'You get a tariff! You get a tariff! You get a tariffff!!!!!'

By Neil Ramsden

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon are either flat or just down slightly for week 15, while Chilean fresh salmon fillet prices to the US remain steady-to-soft and Scottish are falling

By Liza Mayer

'I will not allow marine protected areas to be used to shut down fisheries' -- Pierre Poilievre, Conservative Party leader

By Louis Harkell

China will add a 34% tariff on US goods starting from April 10 with no exceptions; China imported over $1bn worth of seafood from the US in 2024, largely for processing and re-export

By Dan Gibson

The UK government drew up a 417-page list of US products that may be included in sweeping retaliatory tariffs in response to the new 10% tariff to be introduced on UK products from April 5

Nordic Aqua Partners, a land-based salmon producer in Ningbo, China, will intentionally reduce its near-term harvest volumes to grow larger fish to cater to China's high-end market

By Matilde Mereghetti

While European and Asian suppliers face significant setbacks due to comparatively higher US tariffs, Latin America may emerge as a key beneficiary of the reshuffling trade landscape

Salmon Tasmania has announced a leadership transition, with John Whittington set to replace Luke Martin as CEO

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'We clearly accept that we are in a new age of global trading relationships and do not think that anyone, including the seafood sector, has cause for celebration yet' -- Kris Vascotto, executive director of the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance