Thu. Dec 26 2024

Billions in Aid Approved for US Farmers


NORAD Intercepts Four Russian Warplanes in International Airspace off Alaska


Restaurants and Grocers Gear Up for 2025: A Focus on Tech, Value, and Wellness


Impact of Catch Levels and Regulatory Closures on Skipjack Tuna Prices


Thai Union Ranks No.1 in Food Products Industry on DJSI


Russia to Keep Fish Exports Open in 2025 Despite Rising Prices


China Remains the Target Export Market of Vietnam’s Seafood


Scientists Sound Alarm Over Weakening Fisheries Management in Japan


California Governor Requests Fishery Disaster Relief for Albacore Industry


Northern Wind Bolsters Seafood Portfolio with Atlantic Capes Fisheries Deal


Washington Crab Season Delayed Until at Least January 15; Oregon Going Strong


Oceana Sues NMFS, Charging Violations of FOIA Related to Orca Deaths Caught in Trawl Gear


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, December 26


Tue. Dec 24 2024

ANALYSIS: Biomass Levels Show Positive Trends for Norwegian Salmon


Russia Expects Fish Catch to be Stable in 2025


Blue Star Foods Delisted from Nasdaq, Moves to OTC Markets


SeafoodNews Closed on Wednesday, December 25


Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, December 24


Mon. Dec 23 2024

ANALYSIS: Coldwater Shrimp Exports from Norway More Than Doubled in 2024


Crabbing is On in California – Sort Of; Washington Decision Expected Soon


Maersk Withdraws Transpacific Shipping Services from Alaska


Threat of Further US Port Strikes Looms Over International Shipping


ASP Drops Complaint Against Quin-Sea Fisheries in Snow Crab Dispute


Nail Factory Recalls Ineligible Frozen Catfish Products from Vietnam


Biden-Harris Administration Approves Eleventh Offshore Wind Project in U.S. History


Square and Sysco Forge New Partnership


New Fishing Show “Harpoon Hunters” to Premier on Discovery Channel Jan. 24


Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, December 23


Fri. Dec 20 2024

Deep Global Recession May Start in Spring 2025, Warns Expana


FDA Updates “Healthy” Food Definition for US Food Products


So Far ADF&G Sees “Excellent” Pink Salmon Run in Kodiak, AK Peninsula But “Average” in SE Alaska


SeaD Consulting Finds 30% of Shrimp Dishes Misrepresented in Baton Rouge Restaurants


China Lifts Four-Year Ban on Australian Live Rock Lobster Trade, Boosting Industry


Russia's Fish Catch Holds Steady at 5 Million Tons Despite Salmon Shortfall


Japan: October Sockeye Imports Fall 32%


Darden Restaurants Report Strong Q2 Results with 6.0% Sales Growth


Supreme Crab & Seafood Reveals New Signature Catch® Logo


Potential Impact of a Government Shutdown on USDA Reports


Congress Introduces NO SPILLS Act to Increase Accountability for Offshore Oil and Gas Port Licensing


Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, December 20


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Scientists Sound Alarm Over Weakening Fisheries Management in Japan

At the international symposium "The Future of Sustainable Fisheries in Japan and Northeast Asia," held by the US private grant foundation Pew Charitable Trust on December 18 at the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Shinagawa Campus, the weakening of Japan's system for promoting scientific fisheries resource management was discussed. Scientists complained about a shortage of personnel and a lack of budget at local research institutions and pleaded for measures. Minato Shimbun reported that human resources with scientific knowledge are excluded from formulating fisheries policy...

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