By Neil Ramsden

As it agrees a share swap deal with long-time cooperators Polar Seafood, Royal Greenland CEO Mikael Thinghuus says securing access to halibut is of long-term importance

Hjerting Laks said it is assessing whether to resume its production of sliced smoked halibut or remove it from its range

In the Boat Company lawsuit, a judge has ruled that observer coverage is too low in the North Pacific Groundfish fisheries

By Matt Whittaker

Orca Bay Seafoods and its CEO Ryan Mackey are no strangers to small beginnings, and the executive says humility is one of the biggest lessons he’s learned in more than two decades in the seafood industry

H&H Fisheries pleaded guilty to three counts of purchasing and possessing illegal halibut on several occasions between 2007 and 2009

Cod prices were up 16% from the last quarter of 2014, the first increase since early 2012, while shrimp prices were down 1% and halibut prices fell 6%

By Eva Tallaksen

Catches of mackerel, cod and lumpfish saw Greenland's overall catches of fish and shellfish rise last year despite a 10% drop in coldwater shrimp, until recently its biggest marine species in volumes

Former retail exec now president of US supplier Cannon Fish, as founder Pete Cannon takes a step back

By Jeanine Stewart

Even with prices at a seeming ceiling, supply is low enough that buyers are having to fork over even more to get access to this rare commodity

By Neil Ramsden

Upernavik Seafood, joint-owned by fellow Greenland firms Royal Greenland and Polar Seafood, is having to follow the market and hope for better Greenland halibut prices