The government has set the total allowable catch for offshore Greenland halibut in the West Greenland region for 2025 at 16,502.5 metric tons

Greenland and Norway have concluded negotiations for a bilateral fisheries agreement, with both nations agreeing to reduce fishing quotas for several species due to declining stocks

It's one of the lowest percentages in recent years as the fishery has typically achieved around 90% of its limits in recent years, Tradex Foods reported.

By Masahiko Takeuchi

The NPFMC approved a 1.375m metric ton TAC for the 2025 Eastern Bering Sea pollock fishery, while quotas for the Gulf of Alaska are set to decline 5% to 186,000t

By Liza Mayer

Wolffish represents a unique opportunity for the Norwegian-backed fish farmer, as it is a new species being introduced to aquaculture, says its CEO

Scotland's Peterhead Port Authority has officially approved the introduction of an electronic auction system for its fish market

By Jacob Resneck

'This is just a continuation of a trend that we've seen for several years' -- Ian Stewart, International Pacific Halibut Commission

By Liza Mayer

Researchers clarify 'offshore aquaculture' by distinguishing between 'exposed' conditions and distance from the coast, believing that clear definitions will aid farmers, insurers, regulators and investors in making informed decisions

By Jason Huffman and Liza Mayer

Donald Trump's choice to head the Department of Commerce will have a lot of say over commercial fishing and is expected to also lean heavily into trade policy

By María Feijóo

Nordic Halibut has seen modest revenue growth in its third-quarter 2024 financial results, though the company incurred losses as it continues to invest heavily in its long-term expansion plans