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Canada’s ban on west coast salmon farms is a threat to food security and sovereignty, according to a new economic report.

The newly released report from the Canadian Aquac...


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The Association of Seafood Producers (ASP) representing seafood processors across Newfoundland and Labrador has named its new executive director.

Lorelei Roberts will be taking over the reins beginning Jan. 30, bringing with her more than 20 years of senior leadership experience in the public sector, including direct experience in fisheries and aquaculture in the Canad...


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The Northeast Aquaculture Conference and Exposition (NACE) held its largest gathering ever with more than 700 attendees converging at the Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center last week.

The three-day event in Portland, Maine, brought together industry leaders, scientific researchers, and policymakers to talk sustainable seafood production in the U.S. Northeast.

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The majority of companies that make up the commercial fish industry in the Great Lakes region have agreed to stop landfilling fish waste.

According to a news release from the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers (GSGP), 44 companies representing 90 percent of the region’s commercial catch by volume have pledged to productively use all parts of the fish the...


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A newly launched two-year research project from Benchmark Genetics and Norway institute Nofima will look at upping Atlantic salmon’s genetic resistance to sea lice through selective breeding.

The project called LuseLess is funded by a NOK10-million (nearly US$1-million) grant from the Norwegian Research Council, and will build on an earlier Nofima-led research project ...


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