Mowi chairman: Net pens will be main way of salmon farming 'for years to come'

LETTER:  'Lack of understanding' plagues US aquaculture industry

Letter writer says consumers are shocked to learn that the majority of 'wild caught fish' started out in an aquaculture spawning facility. 

IntraFish Media

The US aquaculture industry is on life support

Will land-based aquaculture turn around America's dying fish farming industry?

John Fiorillo

Why I'm removing my wedding ring

It's a small gesture, but a reminder of a huge responsibility we all share as journalists, industry, NGOs and politicians.

Drew Cherry

Why big retail needs to bridge the supply chain chasm

Retailers are great at demanding standards from suppliers. But most do little to invest in their value chains.

Rachel Mutter

LETTERS: Dozens take to social media to blast IntraFish editor

A column supporting salmon farming ignited opponents, who took to social media to attack the column and its author.

IntraFish Media

Salmon farming is too big to fail

Opponents hoping to stop the industry lost the fight long ago.

Drew Cherry

LETTER: Plenty is being done to help US aquaculture industry

Head of US aquaculture group interested in creative solutions.

IntraFish Media

Seafood NGOs have a lovely view from their ivory tower

There's a disquieting disconnect in the battle for change in seafood sustainability.

Rachel Mutter

Can sushi change consumer seafood choices?

The explosion in popularity could give the industry the opening it needs to push a more diverse offering of fish.

Tom Pickerell

Alaska pollock producers learn that junk science never dies

Even in this Trumpian era, setting the record straight still matters, as hard as it might be.

John Fiorillo

Misreporting mortalities is about much more than fuzzy math

An over-focus on 'zero-antibiotic' as a marketing tool might have come at the expense of sustainability, while tipping the playing field in Nova Austral's favor.

Lola Navarro

The exodus of seafood CEOs should be a wake up call

Who will be tomorrow's leaders? Nobody seems to know.

Drew Cherry

US shrimp producers are their own worst enemies

More protectionist maneuvers by US shrimp and crawfish producers delay a much-needed reconstruction of the sectors.

John Fiorillo