SalMar CEO bullish on 370,000t target by 2028 in spite of regulatory, trade upheaval
The company is looking at a 17% increase in harvests this year, and production growth of 47% over the next four years across its holdings in Norway, Iceland and Scotland
Norwegian Seafood Council names new Middle East head
The NSC has appointed Asbjorn Warvik Rortveit to lead its Middle East operations from April 22, the organization announced.
Grieg Seafood’s chief strategy officer, head of quality depart
The Norwegian salmon farmer's Nina Stangeland and Martin Mjos-Haugland announced their departure from the company on LinkedIn
Norwegian fresh salmon exports to UK, Asian markets lift in week 15
Norwegian fresh salmon exports saw a notable increase in sales to key markets such as the UK, China, South Korea and Japan, helping to offset declines in other regions
Canadian research group Onda awarded grant to develop rapid test kits to detect fish disease
The tests, now under development, will reduce losses for the aquaculture industry, according to the Souris, PEI-based research firm
Cargill’s 8,000 job cuts don’t spare its seafood business
Layoffs at Cargill, which controls the PrimeWaters Seafood brand and the Chilean salmon firm Multi X, have impacted some of its employees working in its seafood operations, Undercurrent has learned
Skills: Chilean salmon prices to Brazil slip while US market firms
Prices for Chilean salmon shipped to Brazil fell week-on-week in week 14 of 2025
New Hilton Saucy Fish products, Foppen’s bagel sandwich make US debuts
The Saucy Fish Co. brand has returned to the US market, and Foppen has introduced a smoked salmon bagel sandwich, amid a larger push from owner Hilton Food Group
BC justice allows salmon farmers’ Discovery Islands damages suits to continue
A provincial judge has ruled that Mowi and Cermaq can proceed with claims of negligence and misrepresentation against the federal government over decisions to deny them licenses to farm salmon in the Discovery Islands
Norway’s tech-heavy salmon farms to benefit from new laws but proposal unlikely to pass by summer
The new report published by the Norwegian government on April 10 represents the biggest change to aquaculture regulation in years