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
Israeli firm invests €75m in aquaculture venture on Portugal’s Algarve coast
An Israeli company, Mariculture, has invested €75 million in a new aquaculture project on Portugal's Algarve coast
Coalition to promote farmed seafood launched in Maine
A newly formed advocacy organization aims to strengthen support for Maine's aquaculture sector
Recap UCN’s Aquaculture America 2025 coverage
Catch up on Undercurrent News' live coverage from Aquaculture America. The event, held March 6-10 in New Orleans, Louisiana, drew 2,000 delegates from nearly 60 countries.
Recap UCN’s Aquaculture America 2025 coverage so far
Undercurrent News is reporting live from from Aquaculture America, which is being held March 6-10, in New Orleans, Louisiana
NZ King Salmon enters $16m gov’t partnership for ocean farm
New Zealand King Salmon has entered into a NZD 29m, or $16.2m, partnership with the government to develop new salmon farming technologies
Grieg’s Canadian post-smolt project put on indefinite hold after poor Q4 report
US tariff threats are among the reasons Grieg said it's halting construction of a CAD 155m post-smolt build in Marystown, Newfoundland and Labrador
$66m Dutch-backed offshore aquaculture venture aims to disrupt US salmon market
'Our farming approach and vessel design, while not entirely novel, are so far outside mainstream industry thinking that overcoming initial skepticism takes effort' -- Alan Cook, Miranova
Whole Foods’ latest seafood code update takes on labor standards, Wi-Fi access
The five-page document includes a provision to limit the maximum time fishing vessels and their crews can remain at sea to no more than 11 months