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A Red Lobster location in Tigard, Oregon
A Red Lobster location in Tigard, Oregon | Photo courtesy of Tada Images/Shutterstock
July 29, 2024

Thai Union’s USD 3.7 million shrimp claim under investigation as Red Lobster eyes turnaround

Dry-Ager “meat sommelier” Dominik Koch at the 2024 Seafood Expo Global
Dry-Ager “meat sommelier” Dominik Koch at the 2024 Seafood Expo Global | Photo by Cliff White/SeafoodSource
July 29, 2024

“Meat sommelier” Dominik Koch: Seafood industry needs to catch up with dry-aging trend

The Bonneville Fish Hatchery in the Columbia River Gorge
The Bonneville Fish Hatchery in the Columbia River Gorge | Photo courtesy of Tada Images/Shutterstock
July 29, 2024

US government announces USD 240 million for Pacific Northwest hatchery upkeep

An aerial view of Quinlan Brothers' Bay de Verde, Newfoundland-based facility.
Bay de Verde, Newfoundland-based Quinlan Brothers has been charged for allegedly processing dead snow crab | Photo courtesy of Quinlan Brothers
July 29, 2024

Newfoundland Department of Fisheries levies charges against Quinlan Brothers for allegedly processing dead crab

A row of tanks inside Danish Salmon's recirculating aquaculture system facility
A row of tanks inside Danish Salmon's recirculating aquaculture system facility | Photo courtesy of Danish Salmon
July 29, 2024

Danish Salmon posts operating profit for FY2023, marking two straight years of positive performance

Chris Chase

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Chris Chase is the Portland, Maine-based associate editor of SeafoodSource. Previously, he worked covering local issues at the Coastal Journal in Bath, Maine, where he won multiple awards from the Maine Press Association for his news coverage and food reviews. Chris is a graduate of the University of Maine, and got his start in writing by serving as a reporter and later the State Editor of The Maine Campus, an award-winning campus newspaper.

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Sustainable Blue minority owners submit CAD 30 million stalking horse bid

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June 4, 2024
Inside Sustainable Blue's facility in Nova Scotia
Minority owners of Nova Scotia, Canada-based Sustainable Blue have submitted a stalking horse bid for the company as it undergoes a restructuring process | Photo courtesy of Sustainable Blue

Protest targets Australia's environment minister over salmon farming in Tasmania

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June 4, 2024
A group of protesters with signs to save the Maugean skate
Neighbors of Fish Farming have erected a billboard targeting Australian Minister for the Environment and Water Tanya Plibersek over her decisions on salmon farming in Macquarie Harbour | Photo courtesy of Neighbors of Fish Farming

Proximar's Japan-based salmon RAS still on track

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June 3, 2024
An aerial view of the inside of Proximar Seafood's salmon recirculating aquaculture system facility
Proximar Seafood said its Japan-based salmon recirculating aquaculture system facility is performing well and still on track for a Q3 2024 harvest | Photo courtesy of Proximar Seafood

F3's krill replacement challenge garners use pledges from big-name aquafeed firms

Published on
June 3, 2024
Panelists at the 2024 Future of Fish Feed Challenge meeting
Companies announced their commitment to testing the winning products of the F3 Krill Replacement Challenge at the organization's recent meeting in San Francisco, California, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of the F3 Krill Replacement Challenge

New Zealand's Sanford posts jump in earnings, profit in H1 2024

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June 3, 2024
A Sanford Limited fishing vessel at a wharf
New Zealand-based Sanford posted a jump in earnings and profit on the back of strong performances from its salmon, mussel, and wild-caught segments | Photo courtesy of Sanford

Nordic Aquafarms files complaint challenging Maine city council's eminent domain decision

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May 31, 2024
A rendering of Nordic Aquafarms' proposed recirculating aquaculture system in Belfast, Maine, U.S.A.
Nordic Aquafarms has filed a complaint that the company said was made in part to determine whether the city of Belfast, Maine, U.S.A., could carry out a revocation of its earlier attempt to use eminent domain without doing its due diligence | Image courtesy of Nordic Aquafarms

Russia subsidizing Far East shipyards to aid crab-fishing vessel construction

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May 31, 2024
The crab vessel Captain Skovpen, launched by the Okskaya Shipyard in Russia, moments before its launch.
The crab vessel Captain Skovpen launched by the Okskaya Shipyard in Russia | Photo courtesy of the United Press Service of Rosrybolovstvo

Oregon officials warn about paralytic shellfish poisoning from mussels

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May 30, 2024
Large clumps of mussels on an Oregon beach
The Oregon Health Authority is warning people who harvested wild mussels of an outbreak of paralytic shellfish poisoning | Photo courtesy of Zac Barclay/Shutterstock

A month out from license renewal deadline, BC salmon farmers still have little clarity on their future

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May 30, 2024
An aerial view of salmon farms in British Columbia, Canada
Salmon farmers in British Columbia, Canada, are still facing an uncertain future as a deadline to renew licenses looms | Photo courtesy of the BC Salmon Farmers Association

Newfoundland snow crab quota over half caught as some processing plants face potential worker strikes

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May 30, 2024
A snow crab processing plant in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Workers in snow crab processing plants in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, are inching closer to a strike, as fishermen are halfway through the season's quota | Photo courtesy of the Fish Food and Allied Workers Union
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