Trump’s $1bn investment accelerator leaves aquaculture high and dry
The high threshold in Trump's investment accelerator makes it unlikely for aquaculture to benefit, says industry official
Tariffs are temporary solution for US seafood farmers, aquaculture economist says
If the Trump administration is serious about fostering long-term growth in US aquaculture, regulatory reform is key, suggests aquaculture economist Carole Engle
NZ King Salmon eyes US, Chinese markets as finances pave way for growth project
Higher revenues and earnings in FY25 set the stage for the salmon farmer to invest some NZD 12m in its Blue Endeavour project in FY26
Aquaculture America 2025: Animal rights activists ‘well-funded, strategic,’ says NAA
Undercurrent News is blogging live from Aquaculture America, which is being held March 6-10, in New Orleans, Louisiana
UK mussel farm with big expansion plans adds strategy chief
Piers Mudd, who most recently worked as chief operating officer at Brilliant Planet, an ocean-based carbon removal enterprise, will 'play a pivotal role in positioning the company for its next phase of growth and development' -- Offshore Shellfish
Fishing groups laud Trump’s choice for NOAA administrator, Neil Jacobs
US fishing groups are praising US president Donald Trump's choice to lead the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Red tape is costing US aquaculture nearly $900m in lost opportunities, NOAA-funded study suggests
A new study provides the first comprehensive update in three decades, offering a clearer picture of the industry's current economic role and the constraints holding it back
Trump issues promised executive action to halt offshore wind
'We're not going to do the wind thing' -- Donald Trump, US president
Skretting’s former CEO joins Salmar Aker Ocean board
Therese Log Bergjord, the former CEO of aquafeed giant Skretting, has joined the board of offshore salmon farming company SalMar Aker Ocean
Washington state panel to vote on permanent fish farm ban
'Like other Pacific states, Department of Natural Resources scientists and managers believe the only appropriate mitigation for this activity is avoidance' -- Washington DNR