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Alaska lawmaker Mary Peltola’s husband dies in plane crash
Eugene' Buzzy' Peltola Jr. was the sole occupant of a Piper Super Cub that crashed shortly after takeoff in the US state of Alaska
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One saved, two dead, one missing after cod fishing vessel sinks off...
The vessel was about 328 feet from the shoreline and a mile from Fleur de Lys Harbor when it sank
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Massive haddock quota cut leads US harvesters to sue, challenge...
'For Mr. Leeman, NEFSA members, and others like him who sacrifice earnings to enable corporations to lease catch shares, Framework Adjustment 65 is disastrous' -- law suit filed last week in a Maine...
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Kvaroy Arctic promotes Rune Mikalsen to CEO of North American operations
The company said its strategic move reflects its commitment to expanding its presence in the American market
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Nova Scotia captain, two fishing companies fined CAD 125K over halibut, hake,...
The case involved a secret, middle-of-the-night offload of halibut, valued at CAD 40,000, during which Henneberry fled from Department of Fisheries and Oceans officers
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US doesn’t budge on anti-dumping duties for two Indian shrimp exporters,...
The US Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration has adjusted the dumping margin for 185 Indian shrimp exporters upward to 3.88%
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DataSalmon: Chilean salmon to Brazil, US fall in price
Spot prices for farmed Chilean salmon sold to the US and Brazil both took dips in week 35 of 2023
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MSC again defends use of FADs in certified tuna fisheries
French NGO Bloom's latest report attacks the MSC and retailers wo rely on it for 'abandoning any form of ambition' with regards to the sustainability of tropical tuna
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Trial begins for New York fisherman charged with illegal fluke, sea bass...
Christopher Winkler could be in prison for years if he is found guilty of hundreds of alleged fishing violations dating back to 2014
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Mariners warned of upcoming Russian missile operations in Bering Sea
The Russian military exercise is taking place in international waters and affects an area within the US exclusive economic zone
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Norway salmon spot price flat, Chile, Scots to lift
Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon look to be flat or just slightly down for week 38, while Scottish are set to lift and Chilean should rise amid public holidays there
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Royal Greenland blames Russian invasion of Ukraine for $16m H1 loss
On the bright side, the company reports that its earnings from 2023 snow crab production have normalized due in part to low raw material prices
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Jewer named interim High Liner CEO with Hepponstall out door
Canada's High Liner announced long-time chief financial officer Paul Jewer will take over as interim CEO, with Rod Hepponstall exiting the company Friday
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Summa picks DNB Markets to sell Milarex; salmon tax, US plant plan likely to...
Summa Equity has selected Norway's DNB Markets to run a sale process for €400m-plus salmon processor Milarex, which has plans to build a large processing plant in the US
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Hazmat crews complete cleanup of East-West vessel leaking ammonia in...
The Washington Department of Natural Resources has assumed emergency custody of the vessel
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Louisiana governor passes along disaster request on behalf of shrimpers hurt...
Louisiana is the US' largest producer of wild-caught warmwater shrimp, landing 23,451 metric tons in 2022
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Salmon accounts for 72% of fresh finfish sales in US retail
The latest figures show salmon's share of sales in the US fresh finfish market has increased 10% in the past five years
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PBS Frontline: Two New Bedford seafood processors under investigation for...
The investigative journal said it spent two years working on its story, interviewing roughly 100 sources, including more than two dozen migrant teens, and reviewing more than 2,000 pages of documents
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Atlantic Canada’s salmon farmers escape wrath of Hurricane Lee with little...
Producers Cooke Aquaculture, Mowi and land-based farmer Sustainable Blue report suffering little damage despite severe weather conditions, power outages
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Potential red king crab opening a bright spot as Bering Sea stocks continue...
Bering Sea harvesters have been told they'll likely get a chance to fish for red king this fall, although an official decision won't be announced until October
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