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Lineage Acquires New Cold Storage Facility in Bellingham


Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, April 11


Vietnamese Livestock, Shrimp and Pepper Associations Seek Trade Solutions with US


Thu. Apr 10 2025

Russian Fishermen to Significantly Increase Fish Exports to Brazil


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US Senators Introduce Bill to Combat Foreign Illegal Fishing


Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, April 10


Wed. Apr 9 2025

Southern Shrimp Alliance Responds to “The Pause”


Ace Aquatec Appoints New CFO


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Les Hodges: Could Russian Crab Return to US Shores?


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Russia is Increasing its Shrimp Catch This Year


WA Gov. Ferguson Makes Changes to Fish and Wildlife Commission


Burnsed Trucking Responds to New Trump Tariffs with Strategic Focus on Seafood Import Shifts


Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, April 9


Tue. Apr 8 2025

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Japan: Price Will Surge by 40% for St. Lawrence Snow Crab


Pacific Seafood Acquires New Distribution and Processing Facility in Florida


Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, April 8


Mon. Apr 7 2025

Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #3


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Barclays Downgrades Salmar and Leroy Seafood to Underweight


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FDA Refuses Antibiotic-Contaminated Shrimp from Five Different Foreign Shrimp Exporters in March


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Glaciar Pesquera Achieves South America’s First FISH Certification


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IPHC Cuts Pacific Halibut Catch Limits By More than 15% Coastwide for 2025

The International Pacific Halibut Commission adopted the lowest catch limits on record for the 2025 season. Total removals allowed will be 29.72 million pounds. That compares with last year’s total removals of 35.28 million pounds. 

Of that, total fishery removals (commercial, sports, subsistence, and accidental discharges) will be 23.79 mlbs and commercial fishery limits will be 19.71 mlbs coastwide. That does not include recreational take of 3.49 in four areas: the U.S. West Coast, British Columbia, Southeast Alaska, and Southcentral Alaska. 

The 2025 season will open ...

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