Wed. May 7 2025

ANALYSIS: Chilean Salmon Market and Production Update

Seafood Expo Global 2025: Seafood Excellence Global Awards Announced

West Coast Fisheries Infrastructure Waxes and Wanes: Part 3

The Retail Rundown: Grocers Take on Foodservice for a Slice of Mother’s Day Spending

SSA Calls for Commerce Dept. to Investigate Ecuador Shrimp Industry’s Alleged Illegal Practices

Russia Expects Steady Growth of Crab Supplies to Domestic Market

Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, May 7

Tue. May 6 2025

ANALYSIS: Squid Market Faces New Crosscurrents Amid Recently Imposed Tariffs

Seafood Expo Global 2025 Begins Today in Barcelona

West Coast Fisheries Infrastructure Waxes and Wanes: Part 2

“I’m Starting to Get Real Upset,” Sullivan’s Frustrated Call for Fisheries Surveys in Alaska

BioMar Reports Volume Increase of 12% in Q1 2025

International Coalition of Fisheries Associations to Launch New Seafood Nutrition Toolkit in June

Russia Unhappy with Zero Quota for Atlantic Capelin Fishing

Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, May 6

Mon. May 5 2025

West Coast Fisheries Infrastructure Waxes and Wanes: Part 1

GAPP Gets USDA Funds for 2025 Trade Missions, Seeks New Round of Partnership Proposals

Russian Financial Conglomerate AFK Sistema Sells Major Salmon Fishing Asset in Kamchatka

Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, May 5

Fri. May 2 2025

Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #7

Fortune Sues Former Executive and Salmon Company Vikenco for Stealing Trade Secrets

Sullivan-Whitehouse FISH Act 2025 is Unanimously Passed by Senate Commerce Committee

Louisiana's Inshore Shrimp Season to Open May 8 in Some Parts

Japan’s Black Cod Imports Exceed 10,000 Tons 3 Years in a Row

Russia Hopes for Good Mackerel Catches This Year Despite Earlier Reports of Stock Decline

Texas House of Reps. Advances Legislation Supporting State Shrimp Industry

Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, May 2

Thu. May 1 2025

ANALYSIS: Cod Retail Data Suggests Peak Promotional Efforts from New Year to End of Lenten Season

Alaska’s Silver Bay Joins GSSI as Funding Partner

Sens. Booker and Sullivan Introduce Keep Finfish Free Act Banning Fish Farms in US EEZ

Navigating the Trump Tariff Turbulence: A Comprehensive Timeline

Senate Markup of FISH Act Addresses IUU Fishing Concerns, Reauthorizes Sea Grant Program

Ocean Outcomes Announces $3M Push for Tuna Fleet Transparency in Northeast Asia

Russia to Accelerate Domestic Fisheries Research in 2025

GAPP Awarded Funds for Trade Missions, Research in Key Global Markets

Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, May 1

Wed. Apr 30 2025

FDA Finalizes “Healthy” Food Definition, Includes Nuts, Seeds, Eggs, Olive Oil, and Salmon Products

Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, April 30

Fisheries Council of Canada Congratulates Newly Elected Prime Minister Mark Carney

Japan’s March Seafood Exports Surged 63% in Quantity and 48% in Value

Russia Reduces Imports of Fish Products from “Unfriendly” States

World’s First Wind-Aquaculture Platform Passed Acceptance

NMFS Issues Temporary Rule to Ensure Uninterrupted Northeast Groundfish Season; Fishery Opens May 1

The Retail Rundown: Grocers Turn Up the Heat

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ISA Detected At Bakkafrost Site in Faroe Islands, Grieg and Skretting Sites in Norway

Infectious salmon anemia (ISA) has hit some major salmon farmers in both the Faroe Islands and Norway.

Bakkafrost has confirmed the presence of ISA in two pens at its A-19 Vágur site in the Faroe Islands. The farm holds around one million fish, and Bakkafrost is immediately harvesting the two pens that are affected. The remaining pens will be harvested within two months, which is in line with regulations. According to the company’s estimates, “harvest volumes for 2024 will be reduced with...

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