Japanese trawlers are reportedly being squeezed out of the East China Sea by Chinese vessels

By Ola Wietecha

Seattle, US-based Aleutian Spray Fisheries is nearly ready to send its newly-refitted pollock factory trawler, Starbound, north to Dutch Harbor in Alaska

MacDuff Shipyards has delivered 'the Rebecca' to Scotland's second-largest quota holder

By Matt Craze

Argentine fishermen are hoping authorities may authorize vessels to fish one more time before the season officially ends on Aug. 31, as prices rocket to $2,700/t

Peru's anchovy biomass is mature and exceeds minimum limits for fishing as the season gets underway in the center-north fishing area, the country's production ministry said

Peru has stopped becoming a reliable supplier to the fish feed industry because of volatile production levels from the South American country, producers' association says

The Indonesian government says that it detected a dozen Chinese vessels fishing illegally in its waters and declined a request from the Chinese coast guard to release the vessels

By Tom Seaman

South Africa’s Sea Harvest, which is in the midst of buying a majority stake in a vertically integrated Australian firm, is on the lookout for more deals

Fishmeal prices are likely to decline as Peru announced a better-than-expected first season anchovy quota for its main center-north fishing area, according to Rabobank

A Maine fishing captain will face a hearing after allegedly hiding an extra 361 pounds of scallops -- over the 600 pound allotment -- from Massachusetts fishing inspectors