OCI orders new groundfish vessel to improve flounder, redfish capacity
'The broad suite of technology and energy efficiency investments in this vessel will contribute to the introduction of one of the most modern and efficient fishing vessels in the Canadian fleet'
Holyoake share sale sees Brim parent enter Iceland Seafood backer group
The entry of Utgerdarfelag Reykjavikur into shareholder group means ISI now has links to fishing firms controlling just under 120,000t of quota
OCI begins sales of redfish to France, eyes huge future fishery
Ocean Choice catches the MSC-certified fish on Newfoundland's Grand Banks; it's taking a precautionary approach to the new fishery, but says biomass is 'huge'
Maine gubernatorial seafood forum to be hosted on association’s Facebook page
The latest polls show a dead heat in the race between Democrat Janet Mills and Republican Shawn Moody
Gloucester auction house reopens after account freezing
The Cape Ann Seafood Exchange was cleared to reopen on Sept. 4
US Labor Department freezes bank accounts of Gloucester auction house
The Cape Ann Seafood Exchange has been working since 2016 to make good on an order by the Labor Department to pay nearly $400,000 in back wages and damages
MSC status restored for three staples of New England groundfishing
'I just pray that this will broaden the market for everyone in the industry' -- Nick Giacalone, co-owner of Fisherman's Wharf, in Gloucester, Massachusetts
HB Grandi CEO: Brim deal presents opening for marketing co-op with bigger volumes
If Brim manages to close its deal for 34.1% of HB Grandi, the two companies will be able to co-operate on marketing Icelandic fish, said Vilhjalmur Vilhjalmsson, the latter’s CEO
News on Mazzetta’s Gloucester plant reopening surprised city leaders
The news that Mazzetta Company plans to soon reopen its shuttered Gloucester Seafood Processing operation surprised several city officials there, a newspaper reported
Budget change gave NOAA money to cover monitoring
New Hampshire senator Jeanne Shaheen is credited for getting $10.3 million placed in the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s fiscal 2018 budget