Wed. Jun 18 2025

ANALYSIS: Latest EU-UK Shrimp Import Data Shows Record-high Volume for April  

The Retail Rundown: Grocers Set Stage for Final Summer Push  

USDA Accepts Section 32 Bids for Atlantic Groundfish and Pacific Pink Shrimp  

New Research Reveals 26 of 30 Largest Tuna Companies Don't Disclose Accurate Catch Data

Georgia Representatives Call on Secretary Lutnick for Red Snapper Management in South Atlantic  

DFO Announces Details for Second Year of Commercial Redfish Fishery

ASC and Korea’s National Institute of Fisheries Science Sign MOU to Drive Sustainable Aquaculture  

US Shrimp, Catfish Producers Push Back on Foreign Competition in D.C. Advocacy Effort  

Albertsons to Launch Digital Advertisement Displays in Select Stores  

300g Salmon Loin Pulled From Shelves in Norway Due to Listeria Concerns

Russia Eyeing Larger Mackerel Catch to Improve Domestic Supply

Expana Will be Observing the Juneteenth Holiday Thursday, June 19

2025 West Coast Pacific Halibut Fishery Opens June 24  

Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, June 18

Tue. Jun 17 2025

Alaska’s Pre-Bristol Bay Salmon Landings Modest Compared to Pre-Season Forecasts  

DHS Reverses Pause on ICE Raids, Targeting Farms, Hotels, and Restaurants

North Pacific Council Delays Action on Bering Sea Chum Salmon Bycatch Due to Funding Uncertainty  

Maruha Nichiro Launches Frozen Dog Food Line, Establishes New Pet Food Promotional Office  

Sea-Trek Founders Step Down After 40 Years; Longtime Team Members Take the Helm

Senate Committee Addresses Threats from Chinese & Russian IUU Fishing

New Study from European Commission Shows Landing Obligations for EU Fisheries is Wanting

Russia to Cut Fish Exports to European Union in Half by 2030

Thai Union Releases 2024 Sustainability Report

Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, June 17

Mon. Jun 16 2025

ANALYSIS: Price Spread Between Snow Crab Sizes Widens Amid Limited Availability of Larger Product  

California Seafood Exec Found Guilty of $2.7 Million Embezzlement Scheme

ICE Told to Pause Worksite Raids in Agriculture, Hospitality Sectors by Trump Administration

ANALYSIS: Shrimp Imports from Spain, Netherlands, and Denmark Lag Behind Average EU-UK Growth  

Circana’s ‘Eat Play Love’ Report Shows Consumer Indulgence Despite Conservative Daily Spending

Starway International Group Recalls Fish Balls Imported from Vietnam  

Datassential Lists Chick-fil-A as America's Favorite Chain Restaurant

Seven Membership Positions Open on the American Fisheries Advisory Committee

Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, June 16

Fri. Jun 13 2025

Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #13

WPRFMC Mandates Electronic Monitoring for Longline Vessels in Hawaii, American Samoa

Sen. Kennedy Urges HHS to Enhance Foreign Seafood Inspections

Sen. Cruz Outlines the Negative Impacts of Illegal Fishing by Mexican Cartels

Global Commodities Markets – Q2 2025 Trends and Forecasts

AGRIMINGOLD S.A. Becomes First Ecuadorian Shrimp Farm to Join ASC Improver Program

Russia Aims to Increase Fish Exports to South Korea in Second Half of 2025

The Nueva Pescanova Group Promotes Phase Two of a Project to Strengthen Maritime, Fishing Training

Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, June 13

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StarKist CEO Says Company Remains Committed to American Samoa

Following a grim report from the American Samoa Commerce Department, StarKist president and CEO  Andrew Choe is speaking out and reaffirming the company's commitment to remain in American Samoa.

The American Samoa Commerce Department stated in the report that if their tuna cannery closes, "it will trigger a catastrophic economic disaster." Despite the competitive global industry, Choe says that StarKist is committed to remaining in American Samoa. However, Radio New Zealand reports that Choe did speak up regarding the hurdles that the company is facing...

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