The end of the week means another brand new episode of Catch the Current to welcome you to the weekend. Undercurrent News' ...

The transaction includes the Iowa facility and patents for water treatment technologies, according to the buyer, Edible ...

Thawing relations between the United States and China can’t help a continued sell-off amid a slow start to the new season ...

Chinook salmon bycatch in the Bering Sea in the A season continues to fluctuate from season to season, with 2025’s numbers ...

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Since the late 1990s, Pacific halibut stocks have been on a slow decline: not just because of fewer young fish but also due to the fish growing more slowly ...

Despite a currently small industry, researchers say Sweden has made significant progress in developing efficient methods to ...

The most important and least contested executive orders ever issued by any president are the emergency declarations following natural disasters’ — Russ George, Ocean Pasture Restoration ...

Section 301 tariffs remain in place, meaning key Chinese-processed products like twice-frozen haddock and sole could still face a cumulative 55% tariff if no exemption is renewed by May 31 ...

As Texas moves to ban lab-grown proteins, a sector advocate and a San Francisco, California-based cell-based seafood startup ...

Guilherme Blanke, CEO of Brazil’s Noronha Pescados, joined Catch the Current from the Seafood Expo Global show floor in ...

Speaking on the sidelines of IFFO’s members meeting, MarinTrust CEO Francisco Aldon acknowledged that the sector’s flagship target — certifying 75% of global production by 2025 — will not be met ...