Some First Nations leaders in Nova Scotia have suggested increasing their quota might help to stymie illegal fishing

By Barb Dean-Simmons

With a potential CAD 45m season in jeopardy, the Canadian elver industry says the Department of Fisheries and Oceans has rejected its offer to pay for solutions to stop poaching

By Liza Mayer

Robin Pearl says American Penaeid will cease selling broodstock to individuals using Genics' ShrimpID product

Its board has decided to undertake a formal review of options, including a sale, to 'establish whether there is a bidder or bidders prepared to offer a value...the board considers attractive'

Black tiger broodstock imports in Q4 were four times greater than the same quarter of 2022

The money is part of the $3.3 billion provided to NOAA through the Inflation Reduction Act, legislation back by the president Joe Biden administration to help America prepare for climate change

By Barb Dean-Simmons

Public asked to weigh in on whether the species is threatened and should be off-limits to commercial fishing

The new broodstock multiplication center in Andhra Pradesh, a JV with Sapthagiri Hatcheries, has a capacity for 150,000 animals

Benchmark Holdings has had an appeal upheld by Norway's fisheries ministry, finally granting the company a pair of broodstock permits

Broodstock data, often used as a proxy for future production, shows that distribution has fallen by 22% y-o-y as of the end of September