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MAE Deputy Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Heriberto Javier Medina and CNA Executive President José Antonio Camposano
Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy and the nation's National Aquaculture Chamber signed an MoU to bolster the supply of electricity to the nation's shrimp sector and encourage investment in transitioning away from diesel | Photo courtesy of Ecuador’s National Aquaculture Chamber
July 13, 2026

Ecuador’s CNA and Ministry of Energy sign MoU, define lines of action to electrify shrimp industry

sea lion eating salmon
Salmon are a major source of prey for sea lions, and the increased pinniped population has placed more pressure on the fish | Photo courtesy of Santiparp Wattanaporn/Shutterstock
July 13, 2026

US bill would allow tribes to kill more sea lions along Columbia River

oysters
State law requires white tagged oysters to be refrigerated under 45 degrees within an hour of harvest | Photo courtesy of Courtney Mahler/Shutterstock
July 13, 2026

Louisiana cites pair for not refrigerating oysters

Doug Santschi
Doug Santschi was promoted from COO to president of Handy Seafood on 13 July | Photo courtesy of Handy Seafood
July 13, 2026

Handy Seafood promotes Doug Santschi to president

White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro
White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro touted the Trump administration's new scallop policy in a video | Image courtesy of Peter Navarro
July 13, 2026

Trump administration touts National Scallops Day designation, Georges Bank territory opening

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July 13, 2026
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Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy and the nation's National Aquaculture Chamber signed an MoU to bolster the supply of electricity to the nation's shrimp sector and encourage investment in transitioning away from diesel | Photo courtesy of Ecuador’s National Aquaculture Chamber
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MAE Deputy Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Heriberto Javier Medina and CNA Executive President José Antonio Camposano
Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy and the nation's National Aquaculture Chamber signed an MoU to bolster the supply of electricity to the nation's shrimp sector and encourage investment in transitioning away from diesel | Photo courtesy of Ecuador’s National Aquaculture Chamber
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Ecuador’s CNA and Ministry of Energy sign MoU, define lines of action to electrify shrimp industry

July 13, 2026
sea lion eating salmon
Salmon are a major source of prey for sea lions, and the increased pinniped population has placed more pressure on the fish | Photo courtesy of Santiparp Wattanaporn/Shutterstock
6 Min
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US bill would allow tribes to kill more sea lions along Columbia River

July 13, 2026
oysters
State law requires white tagged oysters to be refrigerated under 45 degrees within an hour of harvest | Photo courtesy of Courtney Mahler/Shutterstock
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Louisiana cites pair for not refrigerating oysters

July 13, 2026
Doug Santschi
Doug Santschi was promoted from COO to president of Handy Seafood on 13 July | Photo courtesy of Handy Seafood
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Handy Seafood promotes Doug Santschi to president

July 13, 2026
White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro
White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro touted the Trump administration's new scallop policy in a video | Image courtesy of Peter Navarro
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Trump administration touts National Scallops Day designation, Georges Bank territory opening

July 13, 2026
Incoming Finnforel CEO Mikko Karrel
Mikko Karrell is joining as CEO of Finnforel next month | Photo courtesy of Finnforel
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Finnforel names new CEO; ASC elects two new board members

July 13, 2026
A harbor in Nova Scotia
A Canadian court has dismissed a lawsuit launched over a lobster fishery managed by the Sipekne’katik First Nation | Photo courtesy of Bildagentur Zoonar GmbH/Shutterstock
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Nova Scotia Court dismisses lawsuit against first nation fishery in Canada

July 13, 2026
Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is cutting funding to the SAFE Act fishery in Oregon
Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is cutting funding to the SAFE Act fishery in Oregon | Photo courtesy of Rainy Beck /Shutterstock
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Oregon lawmakers call out Bonneville Power Administration’s sudden cut in hatchery funding

July 13, 2026
A fishing vessel in Ketchikan, Alaska
U.S. fisheries have been granted a reprieve from E.U.'s new CATCH certification requirements | Photo courtesy of VisualMediaHub/Shutterstock
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EU extends catch certification deadline drawing fishing industry praise

July 13, 2026
Thailand
Commissioned by human rights NGOs Humanity United and the Freedom Fund, the PolicySolve report found that Thailand’s seafood sector was subject to intense international exposure from 2014 through 2016 | Photo courtesy of Beatrice Sirinuntananon/Shutterstock
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Analysis finds uneven progress in addressing forced labor in Thailand’s seafood sector

July 13, 2026
Chris Ninnes
Chris Ninnes is CEO of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council | Photo courtesy of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
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Op-ed: Building the future of sustainable aquaculture – why partnership models matter as much as certification

July 10, 2026
The interior of a Walmart
Walmart and Sam's Club are cutting prices on a wide range of products, including several seafood items | Photo courtesy of QualityHD/Shutterstock
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Walmart, Sam’s Club cut prices on seafood, other foods

July 10, 2026
A pile of crab on a plate next to a can featuring the product label
Supreme Crab & Seafood's latest product is intended to offer a lower-cost option as trade restrictions and complications cause crab prices to rise in the U.S. | Photo courtesy of Supreme Crab & Seafood
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Supreme Crab debuts product intended to ease cost burden amid soaring crab prices

July 10, 2026
A group of fishers in Indonesia
Small-scale fisheries make up nearly half of all wild-caught fish by volume, but receive less than 1 percent of global ocean investment | Photo courtesy of Padli Dj/Shutterstock
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The supply is there – the capital isn’t: financing small-scale fisheries could be seafood’s next opportunity

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A quagga mussel
Since their introduction to the Great Lakes in the 1980s, zebra and quagga mussels have “caused widespread ecological and economic damages,” the advisors said. | Photo courtesy of Carismarkus.ch/Shutterstock
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US-Canada committee calls on Congress to take action on invasive mussels in the Great Lakes

July 10, 2026
Two men pointing at a screen including a BlueTrace interface
BlueTrace is seeking international customers as it has grown from a small company with an app to help with shellfish tags to a full solution for seafood businesses to manage inventory | Photo courtesy of BlueTrace
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BlueTrace continuing to expand seafood business platform, targeting international customers

July 10, 2026
A view of Nordic Halibut's net pens
Nordic Halibut said construction at its Tingvoll-based facility is on track and will see halibut moved in in July 2026 | Photo courtesy of Nordic Halibut
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Nordic Halibut on track to begin production at Tingvoll this month

July 10, 2026
The inside of a Norwegian salmon processing facility
Norway exported 66,000 metric tons (MT) of seafood to Vietnam last year valued at NOK 3.2 billion (USD 328.2 million, EUR 287.2 million). | Photo courtesy of the Norwegian Seafood Council
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Norway expects trade pact breakthrough to boost seafood exports to Vietnam

July 10, 2026
queen conch
Queen conch is one of the most valuable species in the Caribbean Sea, where they are harvested both for their meat and their shells | Photo courtesy of ABS Natural History/Shutterstock
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CBD sues NOAA Fisheries over lack of queen conch protections

July 10, 2026
a food bank
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) provides U.S. produced goods to low income households | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/Shutterstock
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USDA to add wild-caught shrimp to emergency food assistance programs

July 10, 2026
SmoothMove fish moving net
East Coast Innovation launched its fish transfer technology, SmoothMove, with a welfare-centric mindset for mass movement | Photo courtesy of East Coast Innovation
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Canadian tech company seeing positive effects on fish health with SmoothMove fish transfer product

July 9, 2026
A North Atlantic right whale
The whales are an endangered species with less than 400 left in the wild | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
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Nonprofit sues Trump administration to learn why it’s modifying right whale speed rule

July 9, 2026
U.S. Representative Glenn Thompson (R-Pennsylvania)
U.S. Representative Glenn Thompson (R-Pennsylvania) introduced the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act of 2026 | Photo courtesy of U.S. Congress
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Temporary worker reform bill would enable aquaculture operators, seafood processors to utilize H-2A visas

July 9, 2026
An aerial view of Nordic Aqua Partners' facility in China
Nordic Aqua Partners reported a full run-rate at both its Stage 1 and Stage 2 operations, a first for the company | Photo courtesy of Nordic Aqua Partners
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Nordic Aqua Partners hits another milestone with full production on multiple stages

July 9, 2026

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