Fri. Dec 13 2024

Seafood Distributor QPS and Two Managers Sentenced for Conspiracy and Misbranding Seafood

Russian King Crab Takes Flight: Direct Barents Sea-to-China Shipments Slash Costs Amid US Embargo

Operation Trident’s 17th Year, Combatting Illegal Seafood Sales in NSW During the Holidays

TD Bank Survey: Restaurant Industry Anticipates Bright 2025 with Tech and M&A at the Forefront

2024 Juvenile Fish Survey Shows Promising Results for Chesapeake Bay Menhaden

NEFMC Finalizes Adjustments to Framework 69 with Focus on Atlantic Cod Catch Limits and Stock Units

Costco Refuses to Accept 98 Percent of Teamsters Proposals

NMFS Announces New 2025 Regulations for Commercial Fishing of Pacific Tuna

BioMar Launches Resilience-Boosting Feed for Aquaculture Amid Disease Outbreaks

Eat Alabama Seafood Program Finds New Home in Local Nonprofit Sweet Grown Alabama

Weishardt International Renews Friend of the Sea Certification

Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, December 13

Thu. Dec 12 2024

Japan: Russian Snow Crab Imports up 20% in January-October, Pushing Down US Imports by 30%

UK Secures 150,000 Tonnes of Fishing Opportunities in EU Negotiations for 2025

Toast’s Q3 2024 Trend Report Reflects Increased Menu Prices and Restaurant Reservations

Russian Fishermen Seek Eased Foreign Control Restrictions

Steakholder Foods Partners with Vegefarm for Asian Market Expansion

Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, December 12

Wed. Dec 11 2024

AquaBounty Winds Down Operations, Cuts Senior Management Roles

Trump Tariffs Loom for US Seafood Imports

Kyokuyo's Ocean’s Kitchen Opens $25M Imitation Crab Meat Facility in Washington

Onda Announces New Research Project Examining Sustainable Feed Alternatives for Aquaculture

European Commission to Aid Danish Seafood Processing Companies with €155M for Green Investments

NOAA’s Ocean Research Examines Varied Conditions for Juvenile Salmon Off Oregon Coast

The Retail Rundown: Seasonal Trends for Ribs vs. Hams

Size Matters When it Comes to Chinook Spawning Success in Alaska’s Yukon and Kuskokwim Rivers

New Greenpeace Report Links Alleged Forced Labor Cases to Bumble Bee Tuna Cans

FDA Announces 2026 Application Round for the Voluntary Qualified Importer Program

NOAA Makes $100 Million Available for Habitat Restoration and Coastal Resilience Projects

Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, December 11

Tue. Dec 10 2024

Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, December 10

China Opens Market for Live Norwegian Snow Crab

Yummi Sushi Recalls Products in Texas Following Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumbers

Russia Considers Overhaul of Deep-Sea Crab Quotas Amid Industry Challenges

Supreme Crab & Seafood Adds to Sales Team

Georgia Now Accepting Lottery Applications for Subtidal Shellfish Leases in Glynn County

Illex Squid Fishing Season to Open Early in January 2025

ANALYSIS: Canadian Lobster Prices Stabilize Amid Export Slowdown

Canada Announces Major Investment in Economic Development and Viability of North Shore Fishery

Approximately 65,000 Smolt Escape Mowi ASA’s Nordland Hatchery

Tuesday: Costco Teamsters to Rally as Contract Negotiations Begin

Mon. Dec 9 2024

Canada To Fund $4.3 Million Job Program for B.C. Agriculture and Food Sectors

Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, December 9

Canada To Issue Exploratory Fishing Licenses for Quebec Lobster Industry in Spring 2025

StarKist to Land $7.5 Million Canned Tuna USDA Contract

NFI, Massive Industry Coalition Urge Resumption of Port Labor Talks

ANALYSIS: After a Positive Summer, Argentinian Shrimp Exports Collapse in October

Japan's Imports of Russian Pacific Cod Surge 79% from January to October, Displacing US Cod by 17%

ANALYSIS: Shrimp Demand Normalizes as Inventories Tighten

Oregon Crabbers Get the Jump on West Coast Commercial Dungeness Season

Grieg Seafood Faces Challenges in British Columbia as Q3 Operating Result Falls NOK 175 Million

Sun. Dec 8 2024

2025 TACs Up on Alaska Pollock and Mackerel, Down on Cod, Yellowfin Sole, POP in Bering Sea

Fri. Dec 6 2024

Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, December 6

Signs Point to December Dungeness Season for Parts of West Coast

Alaskan Seafood Processor PSF, Inc. Pays $750K Penalty for Clean Water Act Violations

Russian Fisheries Profit Drops 26% in 2024 Amid Challenging Economic Conditions

ANALYSIS: Key Drivers of Norwegian and Chilean Salmon Price Fluctuations

ANALYSIS: Tariff-Driven Spike to Freight Rates Yet to Materialize

US Crab Prices Soar Amid Diminished Supply

Startup Fishery Sakana Dream Debuts New Farmed Japanese Jack Mackerel Variety, “Yumeaji”

NEFMC Approves Scaled-Back Scallop Harvest Plan for 2025-26 Season

Norway's November Seafood Exports Reach Highest Value to Date, Says Norwegian Seafood Council

Japan’s Seafood Industry Pushes for Precautionary Tropical Tuna Management

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Virginia Man Pleads Guilty to Overharvesting and Selling Chesapeake Blue Crabs 

A Virginia Man has pleaded guilty to overharvesting Chesapeake blue crabs and selling them in Maryland. 

Court documents say James Warren Eskridge, 45, exceeded the maximum harvest and sale of blue crabs between March 20, 2023 and April 20, 2023. 

Blue crabs are the most valuable fishery in the Chesapeake Bay and are subject to strict limits by law. At the time of Eskridge’s violations, licensed commercial crabbers in Virginia were only allowed to harvest up to 27 bushels of blue crab per day. However, on two...

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