Alaska Senator calls the EPA's move to block the Pebble Mine project before it goes through a full permitting process 'bad or the region, state and nation'

By Victor Jimenez

Norway's top salmon producers posted extraordinary income surges helped by all-time high market prices despite dragging unresolved sanitary troubles and irregular performances

By Jeanine Stewart

The 2014 Fishing Families photo contest put on by the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute brought some incredible family photos out into the public domain

Chile Atlantic salmon fillets decreased to $5.09 per pound, while coho prices went up to JPY 765/kilo

The chairman of employers organization SalmonChile said traditional and industrial fishers must collaborate or else, in a meeting with representatives and union leaders of the salmon industry in the Aysen region

Chile Atlantic salmon fillets went down to $5.27 per pound, while salmon fresh whole size 10-12 to Brazil averaged $7.11 per kilo

Tore Valderhaug leaves the top third salmon aquaculture corporation amid expectations of a stake sale or takeover

Senior analyst Anders Milde Gjendemsjo dismissed in a note to investors sent out Thursday doubts about the future output of Marine Harvest after the NYSE position somehow tumbled and lost 7.6% of its price

Russia and Brazil are rapidly emerging as increasingly important markets, as Cermaq describes Japan as 'no longer a coho market'

By Tom Seaman

Duncan Lucas has left Young’s after ten years with the UK’s largest seafood processor, with his future employer keen to benefit from his fish expertise