COVID-weary Florida seafood restaurants, wholesalers crank back into gear
'It's not going to be like a motor where you turn the switch and it just goes' -- Greg Abrams, owner, Abrams Seafood, in Panama City, Florida
Feed giant Grobest sees big opportunities for small shrimp amid pandemic
The East Asian feed producer reckons the coming months will see a surge in demand for smaller shrimp sizes and new cold storage facilities
Hope remains for French Polynesia’s Hao aquaculture
Plans for French Polynesia's Chinese-built aquaculture mega-farm have been scaled back to 5,000t
GOAL survey expects major farmed finfish species to smash 40m metric tons in 2020
Almost all major farmed species saw production gains of 2-5% in 2019, GOAL's survey showed, while billions of dollars went into land-based and offshore projects
Israeli specialist predicts explosive growth in offshore aquaculture
Stormy Mediterranean weather has been written about in history, from Homer’s Odyssey to Shakespeare’s Othello and the Tempest. Offshore aquaculture has now tamed it
NOAA: Number of sustainable US stocks near record high
At the close of last year, there were 28 stocks on the overfishing list and 43 on the overfishing list out of the 479 stocks that the agency tracks
Meat producer Mavin plans $50m fish farm, aquafeed plant in Vietnam
Mavin Group has reached an agreement with officials in Kien Giang province regarding its $50m investment plans, it said
EDF: Cuba’s new fisheries law is first major policy shift in 23 years
Cuba's new fisheries law includes provisions to curtail illegal fishing, recover populations and track the health of dozens of important finfish, shark and ray species
Algal oil maker to target non-GMO demand, shrimp, US RAS as it scales up
'We turned on the taps and, step by step, we'll ramp up production. And the good news is we’ve actually got a full book of orders' -- Veramaris CEO Karim Kurmaly
ASC unveils new finfish, flatfish standards
The group also announced changes to its pangasius standards