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Royal Greenland reports 'sound' 2017 profit; projects slow-down this year

Higher fisheries taxes in Greenland, lower exchange rate levels for central sales currencies and expected lower quotas in Newfoundland will impact 2018 financials, company warns.

Trident, Icicle, Copper River go hunting for China trade

Trip will focus on meeting new 'economic partners.'

UK smoked salmon recalled over botulism fears

Two items affected may have been tainted with the deadly bacterium.

South Australian sardine fishery enters MSC assessment

If successfully certified, would be the largest MSC certified fishery in the country.

Irish government commits support to fisheries in face of Brexit

Government pledges to ensure continued inclusion of fisheries as part of trade negotiations, retention of access to UK waters and that the status quo is maintained post-Brexit.

Kick off the Brussels Expo with Cermaq, Nutreco and more at the IntraFish Leadership Breakfast

Start the show off right with thought-provoking discussions with some of the industry's leading executives.

Iceland's Brim snaps up 34% stake in HB Grandi

Two major shareholders offload their ownership in deals worth €176 million.

Opposition to Maine land-based salmon farm on display at council meeting

About 100 people gathered at council meeting Tuesday.

After four years of development, French processor Escal launches new shellfish product

The product took four years to develop.

NFI, CAPPMA sign MoU to launch red swimming crab FIP

NFI Red Crab Council includes Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea, Stavis, Newport International, more.

Russia projects pollock harvest levels for Bering Sea areas

Researchers say biomass levels appear to be stable in region.

Scottish officials, Young's CEO in talks to avoid Pinneys plant closure

Young's CEO Bill Showalter is expected to take part in the discussions.

Land-based tuna farming in Norway? This company thinks it's time

The last time Jan Helge Dahl was involved in a bluefin tuna-farming project, he lost NOK 42 million. But that's not stopping him.

China to build fish farm equal to seven soccer fields in size

Each cage can hold about 6,000 tons of fish.

Morrisons joins fight against marine plastics, ghost gear

Retailers have 'huge role' to play in tackling the ghost gear problem by looking at their seafood supply chain, Morrisons says.

Acquisitions, booming demand boost Danish fishmeal supplier's profit

FF Skagen plans to merge two of its herring subsidiaries into one this year.

EU seeking to fast-track trade deal with Japan

EU firms already export more than €86 billion in goods and services to Japan every year.

Anova to launch new value brand in Brussels

Company focuses on value-driven, ready-to-eat products.

Peru strengthens tilapia virus contingency plan

Authorities are collecting samples to avoid a spreading of the disease.

Cermaq Canada gets OK to use hydrogen peroxide sea lice treatment

Fourteen farms will begin using the treatment in May.

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