Thu. Apr 18 2024

VIDEO: Newfoundland Snow Crab and Lobster; Peter Pan Halts Operations


Bringing Offshore Wind Knowledge to Oregon: New Sea Grant Staff Will Facilitate Community Engagement


Farmed Atlantic Salmon Spot Prices Rise in Chile and Norway in March  


NPFMC Issues “Notice of Council Action” on Chum Salmon Bycatch in Bering Sea Pollock Fishery


Puget Sound Tribe to Receive $206K in Federal Salmon Disaster Funding


Asda Issues Recall Of Incorrectly Coded Cooked And Peeled King Prawns  


Australian Rock Lobster Fishers Hope for Trade Relief  


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, April 18


Wed. Apr 17 2024

@FAN Spa Executive Director Explains the Latest Harmful Algal Bloom in Chile  


REPORT: Red Lobster Considering Filing For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy


Fishery Products for Pets Attract Visitors at Japan’s Largest Pet Products and Services Expo


FDA Issues Advisory For Certain Oysters From Republic of Korea  


Building of New Fish Trawlers and Crab Catchers is Seriously Delayed in Russia  


Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, April 17


Tue. Apr 16 2024

ANALYSIS: Live Lobster - Spring Preview  


NL 2024 Lobster Pricing Agreement Released; Find Out What Changed From Last Year  


Peter Pan Halts Operations For Summer And Winter Production Cycles For The “Foreseeable Future”  


American Shrimp Processors Association Calls For Ban on Indian Shrimp Made With Forced Labor  


ANALYSIS: Navigating Shifts in the 2024 Sockeye Season  


4 Of The Biggest Takeaways From The 2022 Fisheries Economics of The U.S. Report


Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, April 16


Mon. Apr 15 2024

FFAW And ASP Come To Agreement To Start 2024 Snow Crab Fishery  


ANALYSIS: Farmed Salmon at Retail Wanes  


Entangled NARW Spotted Off Coast of Rhode Island; 6th UME Documented For 2024


Dunleavy Says Pebble Should Proceed, Files Suit in Alaska Court to Reverse EPA’s Decision


PODCAST: Norway Snow Crab MSC Certified; Seafood Expansion in WIC; and More


California Gov. Newsom Wastes No Time in Requesting Federal Aid for Salmon Fishery  


Russia Increases Sturgeon Catch In Effort To Diversify Its Fish Catch  


Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, April 15


Fri. Apr 12 2024

ASP Offers $3 Per Pound To Start Snow Crab Season In NL, But FFAW Doesn’t Bite  


2024 Snow Crab Landings Update For NL, Gulf and the Maritimes Region As Of April 12


China’s Import of Live Seafood in 2023 Highest in Recent Years, Growth Expected in 2024


Recall Issued In Canada For Mowi Cold Smoked Norwegian Atlantic Salmon  


February Sales of Imported Fresh Tuna at Toyosu Market Plummet  


Europe’s BLUU Seafood Opens First Pilot Plant For Cultivated Fish  


Russia Plans to Compete With China For Fish Catch in Territorial Waters of African States


Thu. Apr 11 2024

Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, April 11


USDA Updates WIC Food Packages To Expand Seafood


Whole Foods Market Highlights Atlantic Sea Farms, Pacific Seafood As “All-Star” Suppliers  


Everything You Need To Know About The Save Our Shrimpers Act of 2024  


Blue Star Foods Lands Supply Agreement With U.S. Military Meal Kit Company Eagle Rising  


PFMC Sets West Coast Salmon Seasons: California Seasons Closed Again  


ANALYSIS: 2024 Scallop Season Expectations  


Japan: Fresh Salmon Imports by Air Recovered in February, Procurement Costs Highest Ever  


Norway Achieves MSC Certification For Barents Sea Snow Crab  


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WTO Finds US Dolphin-Safe Labeling Rules Discriminate Against Mexican Canned Tuna Imports

The World Trade Organization has ruled that US dolphin-safe tuna labeling regulations discriminate against Mexican canned tuna. Mexico argues that its canned tuna products are specifically targeted by the rules and cannot fairly compete in the US market. The ongoing matter stems from Mexico’s use of purse seine nets as the primary gear-type to capture yellowfin. Mexican authorities, however, say they have demonstrated the fishery meets both international and US dolphin protection requirements. They also argue the US forces the Mexican fleet to follow additional rules that are not imposed on other US and international tuna boats in order for them to meet the dolphin-safe standard.

Warmer weather and short supplies have Chinese shrimp farmers in southern regions stocking up their ponds. Higher demand for broodstock among the region’s shrimp producers has been reported in recent weeks, which has pushed up prices for the seedlings.

In other news, Kodiak herring roe fishermen started the season today across the island's 80 districts. This season’s quota is set at 3,200 tons. Meanwhile, Alaska’s largest herring roe fishery at Togiak in Bristol Bay is expected to get going next week.

Scallop fishing in Maine for the 2014-15 season is over for both draggers and divers. Early estimates indicate that landings were the best in years. In December, for example, the fleet’s scallop meat catch was up 16 percent from 2013.

Finally, the Gulf Council favored changes to the red snapper management system that would shift more of the quota to the recreational sector in a recent meeting where members reviewed a draft of the Amendment 28 proposal. “The preferred alternative basically keeps the current commercial quota,” said Gulf Seafood Institute’s Corky Perret who represents Mississippi on the Council. “The recreational sector quota will be increased to 7.3 million pounds, with a 20% buffer held in reserve.” Final action on the Amendment is expected during the Council’s meeting scheduled in August.

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