The rise in Chilean salmon prices across key markets at the beginning of 2025 has sparked optimism among Chilean salmon suppliers 

By Tom Seaman

Cargill has promoted internally after the exit of its previous seafood lead, who has left for a job outside the sector – the change is unrelated to the commodities giant's global restructure

By Liza Mayer

'Our biggest export potential for Atlantic salmon is, of course, British Columbia. But with the decline in production, we're missing the boat there' -- Tim Kennedy, Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance

By Lorin Castiglione

Chinese buyers are competing for larger fillets and whole fish, adding further upward pressure

Seafood plays a significant role in Canada's trade relationship with the US, making the sector's reliance on the market a critical factor in any retaliatory measures

'Construction is proceeding according to plan and at a high pace' -- Trond Hakon Schaug-Pettersen, Salmon Evolution 

By Liza Mayer

Stakeholders in aquaculture and fisheries remain wary of the agency's assurances

By Neil Ramsden

The slow rate of progress in improving the regulation and enforcement of the Scottish salmon farming industry needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency, according to Holyrood's Rural Affairs & Islands Committee

Despite the setbacks, Gigante Salmon said that the increased costs would remain 'within our established financing framework' 

By María Feijóo

Norway's salmon sales in week two of 2025 have remained strong, matching the robust figures seen during the same period in 2024; however, prices have risen