Alaska wild salmon fisheries re-certified ‘sustainable’ by MSC
In 2000, wild-caught Alaska salmon became the first in US fishery -- and the third on the planet -- to achieve MSC certification by the global seafood sustainability monitor
Reduced harvest set for Kodiak area Tanner crab
This year's Tanner crab allocation is the smallest since the reopening to take advantage of a mature cohort that appeared in 2018
US aquaculture sector hopes for boost from Trump’s ‘America First’ agenda
'I assume that the Trump administration's goal is to protect and create American jobs, not punish American consumers' – Marianne Naess, Great Northern Salmon
Aussie gov’t pledges $18m for Macquarie Harbour as retailer grilled on salmon supply
On research institute insisted a sustainable aquaculture sector in the harbor simply isn't possible, while almost 40% of Coles' shareholders supported a resolution that calls on the company to address sourcing impacts
Mowi’s Irish license applications to be reconsidered after 13 years
A judge said it would be wrong to ask Mowi to submit all-new applications and will ask the relevant bodies to reconsider applications first made in 2011 for an €8.9m farm
EU, Norway finally resolve Svalbard cod quota dispute
Norway and the EU have successfully resolved a number of key issues related to fisheries management that had been unresolved since the UK's departure from the EU
Report: Up to 30% of Atlantic Canada’s lobster catch is unreported
Stakeholders criticize Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans for low enforcement in the sector
CDQ group celebrates US judge dismissal of challenge to Bering Sea halibut bycatch rule
'The halibut fishing families in our community can be assured that the halibut resource will continue to be managed more fairly and appropriately' -- Ray Melovidov, Central Bering Sea Fishermen's Association
Virginia awards seafood processor $247k to increase blue catfish handling
The grant is distributed by the US state's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and awarded competitively
EU adopts new measures on future of Med, Black Sea fisheries
The EU and 20 other nations have adopted 17 new measures to improve sustainability of various fisheries in the Mediterranean and Black Seas