Thai Union’s SPACE-F seeks next incubator batch
SPACE-F is a key component to Thailand's efforts to become the 'Silicon Valley of food for Southeast Asia'
UK seaweed farmer teams up with ‘world’s most sustainable energy company’
SeaGrown and Orsted have set out to establish data around the potential of seaweed by trialing a range of monitoring technologies including eDNA, remote cameras, and sonar
NOAA fisheries ruling bolsters American Samoa, Hawaii longline tuna fisheries
'We had to take it upon ourselves to reduce our impact and the first, best choice, understanding the science and compliance and those types of things, was to switch our gear' -- Eric Kingma, executive director, Hawaii Longline Association
US Gulf of Mexico, south Atlantic shrimp hauls a mixed bag so far in 2022
Alabama's great harvest of shrimp so far this year comes at a time when Gulf of Mexico shrimpers are struggling mightily
Scottish start-up to test salmon farming at offshore wind farm sites
New technology to support seafood production in exposed offshore locations such as wind farms will be tested in Scotland, potentially unlocking new farm sites
Retiring US representative introduces offshore aquaculture standards bill
'If the US is to develop thriving and sustainable offshore aquaculture, then it is imperative that we do so in a science-based and science-directed way' -- US representative Alan Lowenthal
US gov’t hikes red snapper quota in Gulf of Mexico for 2023
The total catch limit is now 15.4 million pounds for 2023, an increase of 300,000 lbs
Coastal Maine aqua projects halted by moratoriums, regulation concerns
Moratorium proponents fear a lack of regulation that might threaten the state's traditional seafood industries
Cooke’s Omega accepts menhaden fishing restriction to avoid Chesapeake Bay ban
The company overcame significant protests and averted a complete ban on purse seining Brevoortia tyrannus within a nautical mile of the bay's shoreline
Watch: Northline CEO Blakey talks $62.5m Alaska salmon processing plan
The processing barge he expects to launch by summer 2024 will revolutionize his business and help other Alaska salmon harvesters