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Global seafood industry news · 1697 articlesRussia Plans to Expand Pollock Catch in New Season, Surimi Production to Remain Growth Engine
Under Heavy Tariffs, Canadian Lobster Turns to China's Inland Markets to Save Itself
US Pollock Biomass Plummets, Global Prices May Hit 20-Year High?
US pollock biomass has plunged by about 30%, and the B-season quota went unfulfilled, putting pressure on the global supply chain. Russian raw material has become the only support, with the industry expecting prices to hit new highs again in 2026, while Chinese processing plants face the dual challenges of high costs and supply-demand imbalance.
Vietnam Pangasius Recalled in Canada Over Excessive Antibiotics
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a warning announcing the recall of a batch of frozen pangasius fillets from Vietnam in several western provinces after detecting residues of the banned veterinary drug furazolidone metabolite (3-amino-2-oxazolidinone, AOZ). The recall, classified as a Class 3 Recall, was carried out by Blundell Seafoods of Vancouver, British Columbia, with the affected product distributed to Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
Pacific Nations Push for New South Pacific Albacore Tuna Management Measure to Avert Future Huge Losses
Argentina's king crab catch up as much as 20%
Haishangxian Returns to HKEX: A Decade-Old Digital Fisheries Dream, Hijacked by the Squid Business?
Pangasius Prices Ease, China's Import Value Reaches $483 Million in First Ten Months!
GACC: Spanish Farmed Aquatic Products Meeting Relevant Requirements Permitted for Import Effective Immediately
Chengdu's First Batch of "Land-Raised" Filefish Soon to Hit the Market: Sichuan-Chongqing Consumers to Get Locally Produced Seafood
Qingdao restaurant under investigation over "reduced quantity of ingredients during seafood processing service"
Woman Stands Barefoot in Shrimp Seafood Tank While Cleaning at Supermarket; Store: Seafood Removed from Shelves, Sold Items Recalled, Compensation at Original Price
25,000 Salmon Fry Successfully Loaded Onboard! China's "Guoxin No. 1 2-2" Launches World's First Deep-Sea Farming Vessel Exploration
On November 23, China's self-built 150,000-tonne smart fishery large-scale farming vessel "Guoxin No. 1 2-2" completed the loading of its first tank of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) fry at sea, totaling more than 25,000 fish. This marks the world's first practice of salmon farming aboard an ultra-large mobile farming vessel, and signals that China's deep-sea aquaculture technology has officially entered a new era of industrialized cold-water fish farming.
Breaking! Chinese Government Notifies Japan It Will Suspend Imports of Japanese Seafood
Squid Supply-Demand Imbalance Worsens as Multiple Sizes Fall to Yearly Lows, Market Enters Deep "Destocking Cycle"
Household Consumption Accounts for 60% of China's Salmon Consumption, Market Set to Enter a New Expansion Cycle
Shanghai Reports on "Lüjie Shrimp and Egg Incident": Criminal Facts Established, 8 Responsible Persons of the Company Arrested in Accordance with the Law
Norway Plans to Build Its First Offshore Aquaculture Vessel with Chinese Design
Asian Seafood Markets Led by China Grow Rapidly as Global Seafood Trade Center Shifts East
Russia Plans to Expand Pollock Catch in New Season, Surimi Production to Remain Growth Engine
Under Heavy Tariffs, Canadian Lobster Turns to China's Inland Markets to Save Itself
US Pollock Biomass Plummets, Global Prices May Hit 20-Year High?
US pollock biomass has plunged by about 30%, and the B-season quota went unfulfilled, putting pressure on the global supply chain. Russian raw material has become the only support, with the industry expecting prices to hit new highs again in 2026, while Chinese processing plants face the dual challenges of high costs and supply-demand imbalance.
Vietnam Pangasius Recalled in Canada Over Excessive Antibiotics
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a warning announcing the recall of a batch of frozen pangasius fillets from Vietnam in several western provinces after detecting residues of the banned veterinary drug furazolidone metabolite (3-amino-2-oxazolidinone, AOZ). The recall, classified as a Class 3 Recall, was carried out by Blundell Seafoods of Vancouver, British Columbia, with the affected product distributed to Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
Pacific Nations Push for New South Pacific Albacore Tuna Management Measure to Avert Future Huge Losses
Argentina's king crab catch up as much as 20%
Haishangxian Returns to HKEX: A Decade-Old Digital Fisheries Dream, Hijacked by the Squid Business?
Pangasius Prices Ease, China's Import Value Reaches $483 Million in First Ten Months!
GACC: Spanish Farmed Aquatic Products Meeting Relevant Requirements Permitted for Import Effective Immediately
Chengdu's First Batch of "Land-Raised" Filefish Soon to Hit the Market: Sichuan-Chongqing Consumers to Get Locally Produced Seafood
Qingdao restaurant under investigation over "reduced quantity of ingredients during seafood processing service"
Woman Stands Barefoot in Shrimp Seafood Tank While Cleaning at Supermarket; Store: Seafood Removed from Shelves, Sold Items Recalled, Compensation at Original Price
25,000 Salmon Fry Successfully Loaded Onboard! China's "Guoxin No. 1 2-2" Launches World's First Deep-Sea Farming Vessel Exploration
On November 23, China's self-built 150,000-tonne smart fishery large-scale farming vessel "Guoxin No. 1 2-2" completed the loading of its first tank of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) fry at sea, totaling more than 25,000 fish. This marks the world's first practice of salmon farming aboard an ultra-large mobile farming vessel, and signals that China's deep-sea aquaculture technology has officially entered a new era of industrialized cold-water fish farming.