Global salmon supply down in 2024 due to underperforming Alaska fisheries, GSMC attendees hear
Wild salmon is a shrinking share of global supply as farmed fish has long outstripped supply
Russia’s 2025 salmon catch to fall 34% below historical average
Russian scientists project the 2025 Pacific salmon catches in the Far East region to amount to 311,000t, a 32% increase from 2024 but 34% below the odd-year average since 2010
US salmon RAS farmer Local Coho shuts down after 6-year effort
The land-based salmon producer will end operations on Jan. 31, says interim CEO Andre Bravo
Chilean coho prices hit new highs in Japan amid global supply crunch
Chilean coho salmon prices in Japan are likely to surge to record levels as early as next month, driven by a global supply shortage and soaring demand
US wholesale: Chilean salmon prices climb in week 3 amid tight supply and growing demand
Chinese buyers are competing for larger fillets and whole fish, adding further upward pressure
Russian imports from Chile down 25% in 2024 as it favors Turkish trout
In value terms, Chilean seafood sales to Russia were down 35% y-o-y to $260 million, the lowest level in the past six years
Japan’s salmon farming industry to double output to over 50,000t by 2027
Japan's farmed salmon and trout production is poised to double to over 50,000t, fueled by advancements in RAS and growing demand for locally sourced sashimi
End-of-year seafood retail sales reflect shifts in consumer behavior
Holiday timing and pricing impacted seafood sales across all categories during the festive month of December, according to the latest US retail sales performance review from 210 Analytics
Canadian researchers link road salt to salmon egg deaths
Researchers at the University of British Columbia say they discovered a 70% mortality rate in coho eggs that were exposed to salt pulses for 24 hours
Salmon, other ‘higher fat fish’ now can be labeled ‘healthy’ in US, FDA says
The 318-page rule is to be published on Dec. 27 in the Federal Register