Portugal's minister of agriculture and fisheries, Jose Manuel Fernandes, announced a new funding initiative of €22.8m to support aquaculture and research within the Mar 2030 program

By Tom Seaman

Recent daily pricing additions from a huge wholesale market in Japan, as well as to two key UK fresh auctions, have taken UCN's industry-leading portal past 2,800 data points. 

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'I've learned, growing up in this industry, that there's never been a gain in the fishery that's come easy' -- Dwan Street, president-elect of the Fish Food and Allied Workers

The crew of the ill-fated longliner, the Elite Navigator, was greeted by hundreds of jubilant local residents at a wharf in the small community of Valleyfield on Saturday

Four Canadian Coast Guard vessels, a Cormorant helicopter and a Hercules fixed-wing aircraft launched a search Thursday, but thick fog hampered search efforts

The Spain-based company earned $8.2m before adjustments in the April-June period, up from $4.4m a year ago

By Barb Dean-Simmons

The Innu fishing company Ueushuk Fisheries now owns one of the 17 commercial shrimp fishing licenses off Canada's east coast

By Tom Seaman

Clearwater's long-awaited new coldwater shrimp and turbot vessel partially offset sales drops for snow crab and lobster, according to the first quarter report of Premium Brands

By Dan Gibson

Rising seawater temperatures will have serious impacts on stocks of Northeast Atlantic mackerel and saithe, though North Sea species like turbot and whiting may benefit

The land-based aquaculture firm reported healthy revenue and profit for Q1 2024 and expects sales and prices to remain strong, offsetting high energy and feed costs