Fishery News

Prices for sashimi-grade bigeye tuna from the Indian Ocean have reached unprecedented levels in Japan, with benchmark vessel-set prices from […]

Japan is pushing for significant quota cuts on Pacific saury at the North Pacific Fisheries Commission (NPFC) meeting, citing critically

The European Union has called on Morocco to quickly ratify a fisheries agreement between the two parties. The call comes

Russia has commenced new fishing operations in Moroccan waters following the implementation of an updated bilateral agreement between the two

Chilean salmon prices to the Brazilian market have dropped again in week 16, reversing a recent strengthening trend. Prior to

The United States has extended its ban on Russian seafood imports until 2027, continuing measures aimed at protecting domestic fisheries,

Newfoundland’s snow crab fishery is set to commence with processors anticipating the first landings this week. According to Lorelei Roberts

California’s commercial salmon fleet will return to operation for the first time since 2022, following a three-season closure imposed by

Gategroup, the world’s largest airline catering company, has announced a major update to its seafood welfare policy. The company will

A US fishing captain and seafood dealer have been found guilty of illegally harvesting and selling thousands of pounds of

Two major developments shaped the seafood industry on April 13. Regal Springs, a leading tilapia producer, announced strategic plans to

Morocco and Russia have renewed their bilateral fisheries agreement allowing Russian vessels to continue operating in Atlantic waters off Morocco’s