Nordic Aqua Partners, a land-based salmon producer in Ningbo, China, will intentionally reduce its near-term harvest volumes to grow larger fish to cater to China's high-end market

By Matilde Mereghetti

While European and Asian suppliers face significant setbacks due to comparatively higher US tariffs, Latin America may emerge as a key beneficiary of the reshuffling trade landscape

Salmon Tasmania has announced a leadership transition, with John Whittington set to replace Luke Martin as CEO

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'We clearly accept that we are in a new age of global trading relationships and do not think that anyone, including the seafood sector, has cause for celebration yet' -- Kris Vascotto, executive director of the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance

By Dan Gibson

The two Danish autonomous territories were not included in the list of tariffs published by the Trump administration on April 2

By Jacob Resneck

'There's just as many permits fishing, but they're catching fewer fish' -- Matt Donohue, Alaska Trollers Association

The high threshold in Trump's investment accelerator makes it unlikely for aquaculture to benefit, says industry official

By Tom Seaman

Although Vietnam is the most impacted in these tariffs, China's 34% tariff is on top of the 20% Trump has added since the start of the year – with some items, such as tilapia, also subject to an additional 25% to go to 79% 

By Liza Mayer

Once tainted by mass mortalities and suspended licenses, Mowi Canada East -- formed after Mowi acquired a local salmon producer in 2017 -- is primed for expansion

The transaction will accompany an expansion of Crystal Bay's seafood offerings to clients in its base in the US state of Wisconsin