Mon. Oct 7 2024

Bering Sea Snow, Tanner, and Bristol Bay Red King Crab TACs Announced, Season Opens Oct. 15


ANALYSIS: Seasonality Drives Salmon Market, Retail Promos Lag Behind


Russian Government Plans to Keep Duties on Exports of Domestic Fish, Seafood


NEFMC Makes Major Cut to Atlantic Herring Catch Limit, Lowest in Management Plan’s History


Washington Looks to Update Dungeness Crab Policy to Address Entanglements, Climate Change


Maruha Nichiro, Nissui and Others Call on the Fisheries Agency of Japan to Eradicate IUU Fishing


The Inner Circle Acknowledges Chris Bradford as an Inner Circle Lifetime


Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, October 7


Fri. Oct 4 2024

ILA Dockworkers to Return to Work as Port Strike Ends Following Tentative Agreement


May Wins Back Major Assets of Peter Pan Seafoods, Despite Industry Objections


Boston Public School Renews Kelp Partnership with North Coast Seafoods Through 2026


StarKist Partners with Feed the Children to Donate $250K in Products for Hurricane Helene Relief


Bristol Seafood Adds Pair to Board of Directors


Gen Z Hungry for Transparency in Sustainability, Quality Amid Climate Concerns: Whole Foods Survey


Nissui Group: Cite Marine Expands Business Domains


Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, October 4


Thu. Oct 3 2024

Live Updates: Key Developments in the East and Gulf Coast Port Strike


DFO Seizes $100K Worth of Lobsters in Nova Scotia


FTC Warns Top U.S. Seafood Chains About Misleading "Locally Caught" Claims


Pacific Salmon Catch in Russia May Be the Lowest in Last 20 Years


USCG Encounters Chinese Coast Guard, Russian Border Guard in Bering Sea Last Weekend


Japan: Salmon Roe Prices Surge; Wholesale Price of Russian Pink Salmon Roe Rising by 40%


How a Port Strike Could Ripple Through the Ag Sector


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, October 3


Wed. Oct 2 2024

The Retail Rundown: Port Strike Sends Shockwaves Throughout Supply Chain


NOAA Fisheries Unveils National Seafood Strategy Implementation Plan


MSC Urges Governments to Agree to Quota Sharing Deal for Atlanto-Scandian Herring, Mackerel


Chilean Salmon Gains Access to the Australian Market


Japan's August Imports: Frozen Chilean Coho Up 3x Over a Year Ago; Frozen Yellowfin up 40%


NRF Calls on Administration to Use ‘Any and All Authority’ to End Port Strike


GAPP Awards Record-Number of 2025 Partnership Proposals with Funding at Annual Meeting Event


U.S. House Reps Introduce Legislation to Support Working Waterfronts Impacted by Natural Disasters


UK’s Young’s Seafood Debuts Jumbo Cod Product Amid Rising Fish and Chip Prices


Pokeworks Expands in Orange County Through Strategic Franchising


Thai Union Hosts SeaBOS at its Booth During the Sustainability Expo 2024


Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, October 2


Tue. Oct 1 2024

Hurricane Helene Intensifies U.S. Agriculture Disruptions As Port Strike Officially Starts


Nearly $40 Million in Disaster Funding Allocated for ’23-24 Bering Sea Snow Crab Fishery


Total Familiarity of Wild Alaska Pollock Hits the Highest Recorded Since Tracking Began


NCLA Files Another Brief Urging Court to Drop Atlantic Herring Monitoring Rule


Washington Researchers Use Drones to Determine Marine Mammal Predation on Salmonids


Biden-Harris Administration Delivers Over $26.7 Billion In Market Access for U.S. Agriculture


Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, October 1


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Scientists Say NMFS Study Determined to be Inconclusive in Western Pacific Longline Fishery

Sorry, Charlie: Weak hooks in the Hawai'i deep-set longline fishery for bigeye tuna won't reduce impacts to false killer whales, scientists said when they met virtually this week.

The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council's Scientific and Statistical Committee found that a National Marine Fisheries Service 2021 “weak hook” study was inconclusive. Further, it did not provide scientific support for adopting weaker hooks as the primary strategy for reducing impacts to false killer whales, the WPRFMC said in a press release.

The study investigated the economic ...

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