Harvesters say the new observer rule won't work because there aren't enough of them to assign to every boat

By María Feijóo

Fisheries landings in Peru totaled 118,000 metric tons in August, a drastic decline of 56.9% compared to the same period in 2023

By Amanda Buckle

Richard Michael Collier Jr., the owner of P.J. Seafood, was caught conspiring to buy and sell more than $350,000 worth of illegally caught red drum and sea trout

By Dan Gibson

The latest supply projections from this year's Groundfish Forum show a sharp reduction in Atlantic cod, with hake and hoki the only wild-caught species to see significant increases

Under the current rule, harvesters must fish at depths of at least 164 fathoms, but the fish are in more shallow waters

By Liza Mayer

Aquaculture businesses across Florida are still assessing damage from the hurricane, the second to hit the state in two weeks

The implementation plan details NOAA's five-year strategy to support the seafood industry through climate and economic challenges

By Liza Mayer

The ruling on the federal permitting system dubbed Nationwide Permit 56 finds procedural violations under US environmental laws, but a final decision on its future is pending

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'The misinformation from the FFAW is disappointing, but not surprising. They seem to have a habit of attacking us' -- OCI vice president Blaine Sullivan

Fisheries minister Diane Lebouthillier announced that CAD 350,000 ($252,929) will be made available for fisheries-related projects in Quebec's Magdalen Islands