Shellfish giant Taylor zeroes in on live oyster market amid thriving tide-to-table trend
The largest shellfish producer in North America has shifted its focus away from less profitable shucked oysters
US Fish and Wildlife identifies eight freshwater mussel species as extinct
Climate change, pollution and invasive species are threats to endangered species, according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service
New Jersey’s marine chief to head important US fisheries panel
Joseph Cimino previously represented the state of Virginia on the Atlantic State Marine Fisheries Commission
Florida’s shellfish growers bear brunt of $34m losses from Hurricane Idalia
Impact on the state's hard clam industry expected to linger, affecting farmers and consumers
Trident, Pacific, others among nearly 600 to sign letter arguing seafood belongs in US farm bill
'We really worked hard to not just do wild, not just do aquaculture, but figure out some priorities that would benefit the seafood industry writ large' -- Leigh Habegger, Seafood Harvesters of America
Cause of mussel die-off in US state of Oregon unclear
Researchers say mussels have struggled for decades, but their population crashed this summer
Newfoundland budgets CAD 500k annually to promote new aquaculture species development
'Increasing the scope of aquaculture in the province will bring greater job opportunities and economic benefits to areas like my district, and to other rural communities in this great province' -- Elvis Loveless, Newfoundland and Labrador fisheries minister
Higher salmon production costs, lower harvests take bite out of Blumar’s Q2 earnings
Chile's Blumar saw its second-quarter earnings drop by a slight 1% year-on-year due to higher ex-farm costs increasing steadily
Chilean salmon, fishmeal, oil exports keep on rising, boost total sales up 15% in July
Chilean fish and seafood exports increased to $788m in July, up by 15% year-on-year
Barrington father-son executive team leave PanaPesca USA
A veteran US seafood executive and his son have left importer PanaPesca USA