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Trump hits Brazil with 25 percent tariffs, but seafood manages to win exceptions
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs on Brazil, with several exceptions for certain seafood items. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced new 25 percent tariffs on imports from...

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Ecuador’s shrimp industry signs mangrove protection agreement with Conservation International
Ecuador’s shrimp industry has signed an agreement with Conservation International Ecuador (CI-Ecuador) to promote the conservation and restoration of mangroves, including through technical studies, community-based initiatives, and the monitoring...

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EU fails to enact new sanctions package against Russia
The European Union has failed to finalize new sanctions against Russia after three days of negotiations, with further discussion on the matter slated for 22 July. The E.U. unveiled a sanction package in June that would have placed restrictions on a...

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US congressional committee votes to extend moratorium on new right whale regulations through 2035
In a 22-13 vote, the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee advanced legislation that would extend a five-year pause on new lobster regulations related to North Atlantic right whales through 2035. “Protecting the North Atlantic right whale and...

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El Niño expected to dent Indian oil sardine, mackerel catch totals in 2027
The global climate weather pattern El Niño is expected to intensify marine heatwaves and, as a result, sharply reduce the availability of commercially important stocks such as oil sardines and mackerel next year. Speaking at the National Fish...

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