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Global seafood industry news · 1696 articlesCanned Herring Becomes Russia's Most Popular Canned Fish
Oyster Imports Suddenly "Change Face": Behind the Volume Surge, the Signal of a Shifting Price Center Is More Worthy of Caution
2025 China Oyster (Oyster) Product Import Data Analysis Report
2025 China Oyster Product Export Data Analysis Report
Russia Cracks Down on Multi-Tier Middleman Markups in Fish Distribution Chain
Bangkok Skipjack Prices Rise as Seychelles Agreement Expiry Fuels Bullish Indian Ocean Expectations
Indian Ocean tuna supply may tighten, while high Pacific stocks weigh on yellowfin prices
China-Linked Seafood Company Caught Up in High-Stakes Canadian Lobster Lawsuit
A Nova Scotia-based seafood company with Chinese backing, Independent Fisheries, is at the center of a CAD 10 million civil lawsuit filed by the United Fisheries Conservation Alliance (UFCA) over alleged purchase and export of lobster harvested illegally by certain Indigenous groups. The case has been ongoing for about 18 months, with an appeal hearing scheduled for September 14, 2026, and the company also faces a separate CAD 3.5 million commercial dispute.
Tight Cod, Soaring Pollock: Global Whitefish Prices Strengthen Across the Board During Spring Festival Week, European Restocking Pushes Market Higher
China-Russia Distant-Water Expansion Reshapes Maritime Cooperation, EU Fears Changes to African Fisheries Access
Argentina red shrimp catch reaches 66,000 tonnes! Approaching the 80,000-tonne mark, market concerns over price pressure
Oman Invests USD 61 Million to Build Large-Scale Whiteleg Shrimp Farming Base, Middle East Capacity Accelerates Expansion
Japan's Atlantic horse mackerel imports set to halve, seasonal arrivals may fall below 1,000-tonne warning line
Shetland Inshore Squid Stock Hits Record High
India-EU FTA Nears, European Tuna Market Competition Landscape May See Changes
Mackerel Quota Sharply Raised! Nearly 4,300 Spanish Fishing Vessels Set to Benefit
Dutch plaice and sole auctions see renewed price rally in week 7
Global Skipjack Price Gap Narrows as Pacific Catch Pace Becomes Key Variable
Sharp Mackerel Quota Cut Triggers French Fishing Crisis
Canned Herring Becomes Russia's Most Popular Canned Fish
Oyster Imports Suddenly "Change Face": Behind the Volume Surge, the Signal of a Shifting Price Center Is More Worthy of Caution
2025 China Oyster (Oyster) Product Import Data Analysis Report
2025 China Oyster Product Export Data Analysis Report
Russia Cracks Down on Multi-Tier Middleman Markups in Fish Distribution Chain
Bangkok Skipjack Prices Rise as Seychelles Agreement Expiry Fuels Bullish Indian Ocean Expectations
Indian Ocean tuna supply may tighten, while high Pacific stocks weigh on yellowfin prices
China-Linked Seafood Company Caught Up in High-Stakes Canadian Lobster Lawsuit
A Nova Scotia-based seafood company with Chinese backing, Independent Fisheries, is at the center of a CAD 10 million civil lawsuit filed by the United Fisheries Conservation Alliance (UFCA) over alleged purchase and export of lobster harvested illegally by certain Indigenous groups. The case has been ongoing for about 18 months, with an appeal hearing scheduled for September 14, 2026, and the company also faces a separate CAD 3.5 million commercial dispute.