In data released today, U.S. shrimp imports fell nearly double digits in August extending losses to three straight months.

Clean Seas Seafood announced on Wednesday that its current Chief Financial Officer, David Brown, has resigned in order to “pursue an opportunity outside of the company.” Brown has served as CFO for ...

On June 3, Glenn Merrill, the Alaska Region Assistant Regional Administrator for Fisheries, “separated from Federal service” to join a fishing company based in Seattle. Merrill oversaw the Alaska ...

Both the domestic and Japanese scallop markets adjusted higher throughout this week. Japanese scallops are into their second week of higher adjustments and 16-18s have moved up 10.4 percent since ...

Chile’s National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service (Sernapesca) announced that the country’s salmon farmers now have access ...

Last week a new study addressed the spectacular collapse of the Bering Sea snow crab fishery in 2022. While there is broad consensus that warming waters caused the collapse, the NOAA study led by ...

Expana’s Lead Analyst Angel Rubio forecasts June 2024 shrimp imports to come in at 122 million pounds, which would be a little over 10 percent below the 136.278 million pounds in June 2023. This would ...

The Russian fishing sector continues to move towards consolidation as leading local players expand their fleets and increase the volume of quotas under control. One of such companies is Norebo, one of ...

Retailers are finalizing their February features while actively preparing for spring demand, which is bolstered by seasonal factors like warmer weather along with holidays including St. Patrick’s Day ...

Bellevue, WA. & Salt Lake City, UT — Peter Pan Seafood is elevating their commitment to food safety, compliance, and sustainability with an automated platform that ensures regulatory and financial ...

The U.S. Department of Commerce on Friday announced 22 new and returning regional fishery management council members — that is, for all but two of the Councils. "Appointments to the Pacific and North ...

Dockworkers from the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) returned to work on Friday after reaching a tentative ...