By Barb Dean-Simmons

The man who became a household name as an advocate for fish harvesters in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador has a new gig

By Jacob Resneck

'It's a strong indication that the court believes that what we're alleging here, these facts – if true – would support a pricing claim against all of these various buyers' -- Stuart Gross, attorney for commercial harvesters

By Sergei Blagov

The move comes after the government in 2024 decided to accept the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies despite objections by domestic industrial lobbying groups

By Barb Dean-Simmons

A months-long dispute between Royal Greenland subsidiary Quin-Sea and the Association of Seafood Producers in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador has boiled over

By Jason Huffman

'Pricing [on snow crab] has been firm, and sellers are confident even when they raise prices on all sizes and origins. They continue to sell into the rally' -- Gary Morrison, UCN's price reporting agency

Seafood plays a significant role in Canada's trade relationship with the US, making the sector's reliance on the market a critical factor in any retaliatory measures

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'The Fish Harvesters Resource Center has not allowed the [Fish Food and Allied Workers] to reappoint new board members or hold a meeting to discuss the FRC's operations and financial situation' - FFAW president Dwan Street

By Jacob Resneck

'In the last two years, we have not been treated fair, and we just watched the largest Tanner crab biomass that we'll likely ever see go by' -- Kevin Abena, Kodiak Crab Alliance Cooperative

By Liza Mayer

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

The provincial leaders asked for the meeting with the prime minister to get a better sense of what the federal government has planned for the weeks ahead