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


Expana Will be Observing the Juneteenth Holiday Thursday, June 19


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


Thu. Jun 12 2025

ANALYSIS: Canadian Crustacean Exports Rise in Value Despite Volume Declines  


Bornstein Seafoods Recalls 44K Pounds of Coldwater Shrimp Meat


Seafood Sellers in Mississippi Face New Labeling Rules This July


Two Commercial Prawn Harvesters in British Columbia Found Guilty of Illegal Fishing Offenses  


Mowi Inks Deal for $2.9 Billion Sustainability-Linked Credit Facility


Canadian Salted Smoked Split Herring Products Recalled in Tri-State Area


SWEN CP Launches Blue Ocean 2 Fund, Raises 53% of Target at First Close


Japan: Sendai Market Hits Record-High Price for Sockeye from Copper River  


Vancouver Island Man Fined $60K for Illegally Damaging Salmon Habitat on Trent River


MSC Announces €5.6 Million in Funding to Support Sustainable Fishing by 2030


Navigating the Trump Tariff Turbulence: A Comprehensive Timeline


Philippines: New Feed Mill Plant to Boost Capiz Aquaculture


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, June 12


Wed. Jun 11 2025

The Retail Rundown: Seafood Leads Father’s Day Protein Promotions; CPI Shows Mild Increase  


ANALYSIS: Ecuadorian Government Ends Diesel Subsidies for Fishing Fleet and Tuna Market Trends  


ANALYSIS: Spanish Octopus Market Strains Under Supply Pressure  


Commerce Secretary Lutnick: US-China Trade Deal Framework Finalized


Council Adopts “Housekeeping” Version of Pelagic Trawl Definition for Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska  


Massachusetts: 2025 Commercial Striped Bass Fishery to Open on June 17  


Russia Witnessing Lower Volumes of Capelin Catch  


Aquaticode Expands AI Sorting Tech with Major Chilean Salmon Farming Deals  


Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, June 11


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AquaBounty Gets FDA Approval to Sell its GM Salmon in US Market, Ending 20-Year Hold Up

AquaBounty Technologies has finally earned FDA approval to sell its genetically modified AquAdvantage Atlantic salmon in the US market. The approval ends a 20-year long process in passing AquaBounty's New Animal Drug Application for the GM salmon product that grows twice as fast a normal farmed Atlantic salmon. The passage confirms years of scientific research that has repeatedly found the salmon is both safe for human consumption and environmentally responsible. "AquAdvantage Salmon is a game-changer that brings healthy and nutritious food to consumers in an environmentally responsible manner without damaging the ocean and other marine habitats," said Ronald L. Stotish, CEO of AquaBounty.

Alaskan crab and shrimp in the Haines area have record levels of PSP-inducing toxins according to an assessment of the area by the Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association. Species were tested in the Chilkoot Inlet, Taiyasanka Harbor and Viking Cove between May and June. Tests indicated the species all exceeded the FDA limit for the toxins. Dungeness crab viscera from Taiyasanka tested the highest for PSP.

In other news eight more Norwegian fish farms were told to cut their output by 50 percent from 2016 to 2018 due to sea lice. Two of the eight sites belonged to Salmar, two were owned by Leroey Seafood and two by Emilsen Fisk AS, while Marine Harvest and Midt-Norsk Havbruk had one each.

Finally, we run an interview with B Madhusoodana Kurup, the Vice-Chancellor of the Indian state of Kerla, discussing the region's goals for its shrimp industry. Kurup says Kerla wants to boost white shrimp production to around 50,000 tons by 2020, or about 10 percent of India's total estimated production. Kurup says Kerla is in a better position to boost production compared with India"s other major shrimp producing states currently battling with disease issues since Kerla farmers have had time to improve their practices to mitigate disease risk.

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