While short on action, this year’s meeting of the regulator of the Antarctic krill fishery set the stage for broader conservation measures to be passed at its 2026 convening ...

Chinese-funded shrimp processing plants in Ecuador are struggling to get off the ground, with none of the four facilities currently operational due to difficulties securing raw materials, according to ...

Prices continued to rise to new record levels on frozen Russian and Norwegian H&G Atlantic cod and haddock, with offers rocketing over last week during CFSE in Qingdao ...

Norwegian salmon exports have gone to Asia over the last three months, with sales to China, Taiwan, Thailand and Japan all showing double-digit growth ...

Prices for European plaice and common sole showed a marked divergence at Pefa auctions, with larger sizes commanding higher prices while smaller grades followed contrary trends in week 44 ...

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If even one importer starts dumping expensive inventory, it could trigger a chain reaction. That’s what everyone in the ...

UCN is reporting from the Busan International Seafood & Fisheries Expo, one of Asia’s leading seafood trade fairs, held at ...

US scallop harvesters bounced back in week 44 of 2025 and week 31 of the 2025-26 season (Oct. 26-Nov. 1), landing 255,114 pounds of Atlantic scallops (Placopecten magellanicus) worth nearly $4.6 ...

Indonesia’s government confirmed more than $2 million worth of shrimp was returned in September due to concerns over radioactive contamination ...

A Nova Scotia judge ruled United Fisheries Conservation Alliance’s cost request of CAD 334,000 was excessive, but Sipekne’katik First Nations should pay something for canceling its lawsuit ...

A Nova Scotia man who was supposed to be conducting a test fishery lied to federal authorities about his location and instead caught Atlantic halibut elsewhere ...