COVID lockdowns impact large, ungutted Icelandic cod prices
The average prices for ungutted cod on Icelandic auctions are sliding, as gutted cod prices rebound, according to data on the Undercurrent News prices portal from RSF
Opinion: Offshore redfish fishery provides essential stability for Canadians
'Like the inshore fishery, the offshore fishery has been built by Canadians, for Canadians' -- Paul Lansbergen
Quebec joins fight for Canadian redfish quota
'The reopening of the fishery is an opportunity for Quebec to relaunch this industry from a development perspective...' -- Andre Lamontagne, Quebec's fisheries minister
Global warming, rising sea levels burying Mississippi’s seafood nurseries
Mississippi is using millions in settlement money from the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to shore up marshes
Brim to issue ‘blue, green’ bonds worth $38m
Bonds will be used to make investments in projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and pollution, as well as promote more environmentally friendly modes of transport, company says
Ocean Choice leads NL offshore harvester fight to keep future redfish quota
'Ocean Choice has invested tens of millions in redfish capacity in the province in recent years, contributing to over 400 good quality jobs' -- Martin Sullivan, Ocean Choice International
Canadian gov’t accused of favoring offshore harvesters in redfish quota talks
'I fear there is no one really looking at what the future of this fishery looks like and [DFO officials] don't really care who benefits' -- Keith Sullivan, Fish Food and Allied Workers
Newfoundland processors react to lifting of licensing moratorium, add species
The Association of Seafood Processors was against the change, saying it could lead to instability in the industry
EU adds squid, frozen herring to zero tariff list amid Brexit disruption
The European Council has recently adopted an amended regulation adjusting the EU's tariff-free quotas for certain fishery products including loligo squid and frozen herring, among others
Another red tide hits Florida coast, surrounds visitors with ‘miasma of rotting death’
Cleanup crews working on the beaches of St. Petersburg, Florida, collected 15 metric tons of dead fish between July 1 and 9