Newfoundland still plans US trade office despite Trump tariff threat
The Canadian province announced its plans for an in international trade office in Boston, Massachusetts, roughly six months ago
Good December caps strong year for Stolt Sea Farm
'Expansion at Stolt Sea Farm's sole hatchery in Cervo, Portugal, is ongoing and volumes from our new farms have surpassed our expectations' -- Stolt-Nielsen CEO Udo Lange
Sedacca one of three new investors in Browne Trading
'Browne Trading has always been a Bentley ... but now we're going to run it on all cylinders and try to win a race with it' -- Browne Trading partner Jeff Sedacca
Canada’s largest fishing trawler welcomed home
The arrival of the CAD 72 million Innuksuk II, the newest vessel for Baffin Fisheries, a Nunavut-owned Canadian offshore fishing company, was a celebrated event
NOAA updates seafood inspection regs to reflect current practices
The changes align regulatory language with current practices, tools, and standards without altering stakeholder interactions or operational requirements
Canadian shrimp harvester, processor co-op buys out partner in CAD 100m deal
The Labrador Fishermen's Union Shrimp Company has closed a deal worth close to CAD 100m, or $69m, to gain 100% ownership of a shrimp fishing and cold storage operation
EU introduces 8 new duty-free quotas for Icelandic seafood
The new tariff quotas allow a wide variety of Icelandic fish and seafood products, including frozen herring, redfish fillets, and Norway lobsters, to be imported into the EU without customs duties
Massive new shrimp, turbot trawler headed home to Canada after months-long delay
The Innuksuk II sailed out of the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey on Jan. 1, 2025, headed for the port of St. John's, in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador
Modern challenges prompt revision of NOAA’s aquaculture plan after 40 years
The US' revised National Aquaculture Development Plan lays a roadmap for fully integrating aquaculture into the nation's seafood supply chains
OCI scraps plan for seafood retail packing plant, construction firm to sue
The Sealand Building Group of Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, is seeking damages and interest of nearly CAD 400,000