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Deadly algal bloom 'not a good sign' for BC farmers

Heterosigma akashiwois -- which caused a massive die-off at Grieg Seafood's operations last week -- is British Columbia's No. 1 salmon killer.

Growing demand for tilapia pushing Brazilian aquaculture to expand

Aquaculture in Brazil is growing, even when faced with an economy in recession.

Massachusetts city shows promise for more aquaculture

New Bedford aims to become the go-to location in the South Coast for aquaculture.

US fisheries funding program aims to award nearly $1 million

Deadline request for proposals is next month.

Report: North America, Europe need to improve global crab sector

Around 44% of global crab production is improving, report says.

Merck award supports tilapia research

Award to support research in tilapia health, production and welfare.

CP Foods study targets vannamei shrimp disease

The study specifically looks at AHPND, a vibrio strain.

Alaska seafood trade mission lands meeting with Alibaba

China is Alaska’s largest trading partner.

New study shows economic toll of closing US West Coast salmon fisheries

Fisheries in Oregon and California were hardest hit by last year's salmon closures.

Study: Global fisheries to be 20% less productive by 2300

Study projects the elimination of sea ice around Antarctica will cause increased phytoplankton growth.

Study: Climate change takes a toll on lobster fisheries

Lobster populations in Gulf of Maine jumped by 515% while southern New England populations fell by 78% over 30-year period.

Blue mussels' shells say a lot about the changing environment

Common blue mussels generate unique habitats that support biodiversity in coastal areas.

Zeigler zones in on shrimp disease

Feed manufacturer says it is focused on disease prevention in shrimp.

Report: Climate change shifting commercial stocks to new areas

Recent workshops reveal there needs to be a change to current fisheries management.

Study: Gen Z's want transparent labeling, no artificial ingredients

Generation Z population surpasses Millenials.

DFO starts doling out $320 million fisheries funding

Eight firms' proposals were approved for funding.

North Atlantic Seafood Forum to cast new light on aquaculture innovation

Sales potential of the aquatech sector could hit $15.4 billion by 2050.

New program aims to improve Filipino shrimp sector

SEAFDEC researching ways to more quickly spot shrimp disease symptoms.

Seafood research group forms fund dedicated to Gorton exec

This year is the 25th anniversary of Gorton's hockey fundraiser game -- NFI v Seafax

Report: wild salmon populations threatened by climate change

However, other climate change factors may benefit certain salmon populations.

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