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SM Fish recalls herring, salmon products after ingredient-labeling snafu

SM Fish has recalled eight-ounce containers of Ossie’s Herring in Sourcream, Ossie’s Pickled Lox Dairy and Ossie's Pickled Lox & Cream because of undeclared milk, eggs

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Gulf of Maine cod quota cut 75%

The stricter quota on cod taken from the Gulf of Maine will also affect the catch of other similar fish, meaning New England fishermen and seafood dealers expect a year of meager supply and high prices...

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New Bedford named richest US fishing port

US seaport landed $379m worth of seafood in 2013, mostly scallops, making it the leading U.S. fishing port in terms of dollar amount of fish and seafood landed

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Thailand cleared of US shrimp anti-dumping accusations

The US Court of International Trade has dismissed charges against Thailand for dumping shrimp on the US market

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Vasep warns exporters to limit antibiotics seafood, find new markets

The Vietnam association of seafood exporters and producers has asked local seafood exporters to keep antibiotic residues in their exports within limits, and try to find new markets for their products...

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Jeff Davis: Peabody deal is ‘platform’ for more scallop vessel buy-outs

As Bregal Partners reveals Bumble Bee CEO Chris Lischewski is on board of new scallop venture, CEO Jeff Davis says acquisition of eight vessels will be platform for more deals

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Chile salmon industry assessing volcano losses; no hit to supply seen until 2016

Along with thousands of people evacuated from near Chile's volcano Calbuco, millions of young salmon were also being moved as producers assessed losses

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Legislation would give US customs more authority to stop seafood imports

A bill passed a US House of Representatives committee last week that would give the US Customs and Border Protection agency more authority to stop seafood imports

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Nova Scotia promises changes to aquaculture regulation

Nova Scotia’s government has announced more transparency in aquaculture oversight, but said veterinary records would remain off limits to freedom of information requests

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Georges bank building moratorium boost to fishers

An extension to the Georges Bank moratorium on oil and gas activity has added to a string of recent good news for fishermen there

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Copper River forecast one of largest on record

The US wild salmon season kicks off with Copper River in mid-May, and continues throughout the summer

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Aquasense Panama starts work on its open-ocean tilapia farm

Group starts preparation on its planned saltwater tilapia farm in Gulf of Panama

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Canada aboriginal fund approves seven projects

CAD 400,000 fund set up last fall reportedly approves funding for seven projects in Canada

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Minimal price dip expected as coldwater shrimp fishing kicks off

Greenland and Canada begin fishing, but sky-high prices are barely expected to ease given the strength of demand

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Tasa launches fish oil subsidiary with new $60m plant

Fish oil capsules expected to end up in Costco, Walgreens, says Tasa director Humberto Speziani

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US surimi prices going up despite increasing supply

Total surimi production this year is expected to be almost 200,000t and the production ratio between surimi and fillet is almost same as a year before

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Tampa Maid hires sales exec from Slade Gorton

Heather Goral named business development manager for Florida-based shrimp and seafood supplier

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Canadian fishing, processing industries collaborate on labor shortage lobbying

Canadian fishing and processing industries are banding together to call for changes in labor policy, forming a group called the Maritime Seafood Coalition

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AquaGen CEO downplays Chile volcano industry impact despite company’s loss of...

Norwegian breeding company AquaGen lost all its coho in a Chilean hatchery in Rio Sur during the eruption of the volcano Calbuco, CEO downplays impact on overall industry 

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ADF&G closing record Norton Sound red king crab season at month’s end

ADF&G is closing this year’s record Norton Sound red king crab winter commercial season at the end of this month to minimize pot loss and ghost fishing

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