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

By Matt Craze

Peru’s anchovy biomass is in good shape and favorable for the next fishing season, the production ministry said

By Tom Seaman

Commercial side can be solved, but a number of technical issues are impeding progress, says Doug Hines

The non-profit Greenpeace alleges that a fishing vessel that participated in a London flotilla advocating for the country to leave the European Union is linked to a major fishing fraud

Vietnam’s tuna exports rebounded in April by 2.5% to $42.5 million in value, breaking a downward trend so far this year, according to the producers association

China’s rampant demand for Philippines fish such as red grouper is leading to overfishing of the seas in the Coral Triangle and putting several species on the verge of extinction

Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Peru signed a multi-lateral accord to combat illegal fishing in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans