AquaBounty sells Canadian assets to Cooke subsidiary for CAD 3m
The pioneer of a process to genetically engineer Atlantic salmon to grow faster has sold off its Bay Fortune hatchery and other assets to Kelly Cove Salmon
NASF 2025: Analyst projects NOK 6/kg price hit if US tariffs all salmon imports; High Liner stake in Andfjord now 8%
Undercurrent News is reporting live from the North Atlantic Seafood Forum, held March 4-6
25% tariffs on Canada, Mexico will start Tuesday, Trump reiterates
'Tomorrow, tariffs 25% on Canada and 25% on Mexico. And that'll start' - US president Donald Trump in a press event held Monday
Skills: Chile salmon prices to US stable; slight rebound in Brazil, China
The average wholesale price for trim D fillets of Atlantic salmon delivered FOB to Miami, Florida, progressively gained value over the second half of 2024 and in early 2025 but declined somewhat during weeks five, six and seven
Oregon’s tiny aquaculture sector fights proposed bill banning net-pen fish farming
'We're not against responsible regulation. But this bill feels like using a sledgehammer when what we need is a precision tool' -- Randy Bentz, Oregon Aquaculture Association
Chinese salmon prices continue fall as demand weakens in week 10
Atlantic salmon prices in China fell for a second consecutive week, deepening losses for importers across the country's major markets
Atlantic Canadian fish farms charged with safety violations after worker’s death
The charges follow an investigation into the July 2023 fatality at Nova Fish Farms' Newfoundland site
US take-out, snacking boom may be leaving seafood behind
A rise in the percentage of restaurant sales coming from delivery or takeout poses a challenge to the seafood industry, as many consumers fear ordering seafood to-go
Atlantic Sapphire delays schedule for breaking even
Atlantic Sapphire has shifted its production to larger fish sizes as it moves into the second phase of its Florida farm build-out
Leroy ups Q4 earnings despite lower salmon prices as new tech cuts lice treatments 85%
Norway's Leroy reported a hike in Q4 earnings despite lower salmon and trout prices, as volumes increased and the company dramatically cut lice treatments and other production costs