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NOAA Fisheries Reopens Scallop Fishing in Northern Gulf of Maine with Increased Quota

CDFW Fines Captain of Commercial Fishing Vessel for Polluting Ventura County Waters with Squid Ink

Japan: Salmon and Trout Imports in February Fell by 25%, Reflecting a Decrease in Coho

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Mon. Apr 21 2025

ANALYSIS: The Quantifiable Impact of Tariffs; Evidence from the Seafood Market

NOAA Fisheries and FWS Propose Rule Rescinding Endangered Species Act’s “Harm” Definition

Japan: Alternative Protein Market to Grow by 20% in 2030, Cultured Fish Meat Market Also in Sight

Russia Increases 2025 Seafood Exports to South Korea

Seafoodnews.com Summary Monday, April 21

Fri. Apr 18 2025

Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #5

Exclusive International Trade Centre Interview: Implications of Trump’s Tariff Regime

Trump Signs New Executive Order to Strengthen US Seafood Industry, Review Marine National Monuments

Russia Plans to Lift Restrictions on Shrimp Catch This Year

MSC Consumer Poll Shows Seafood as Top Sustainable Animal Protein

Seafoodnews.com Summary Friday, April 18

Thu. Apr 17 2025

ANALYSIS: Tariffs and Shifting Demand Shape Live Lobster Market Outlook

Eight Projects Recommended for NOAA’s 2025 Sea Scallop Research Set-Aside Program

Russia to Sell New 2025 Crab Quotas to Investors

Virginia’s Experience with MSX Aids Atlantic Canada’s Aquaculture Industry

Slow Zones in Effect for Massachusetts Waters Due to Endangered Whale Activity

Onda Receives Ignition Fund Grant for Aquaculture Project to Develop Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits

Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, April 17

Wed. Apr 16 2025

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The Retail Rundown: Protein Plays a Role in Holiday Price Hikes

Russia Seeks to Increase 2025 Catches in Territorial Waters of African States

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Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, April 16

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Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, April 15

Sec. Lutnick Taps Eugenio Piñeiro-Soler as Assistant Administrator for NOAA Fisheries

Copper River Opens May 22 with Projected Catch More Than Twice the 10-Year Average

Oregon Dems Urge Commerce Department to Declare 2024 Season a Disaster

Hokkaido Herring Fishery Down 60%, Spiking Beach Prices

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StarKist Brings Back Nostalgic “Sorry Charlie” Marketing Campaign

US Coast Guard Rescues Three Crew Members from Aground Vessel Near Green Island, MA; Fuel Discharged

North Atlantic Right Whales Detected in Massachusetts Waters; DMF Urges Caution

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CDFW Fines Captain of Commercial Fishing Vessel for Polluting Ventura County Waters with Squid Ink

According to a recent news release from the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office, commercial fishing boat captain William Porter McHenry was ordered to pay fines for illegally dumping toxic waste into California waters.

McHenry is the owner and operator of McHenry Fisheries, Inc., including the company’s 67-foot commercial fishing vessel Sea Pearl, which was involved in the recent incident.

According to authorities, the Sea Pearl was seen heading out to sea on December 6, 2024, while releasing “stick water” waste into the ocean...

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