Seafood Distributors Unite To Promote Sustainable Fisheries

A group of North American seafood suppliers, including Denver’s Seattle Fish Company, have formed a pro-sustainability coalition called Sea Pact.

Seafood Certification Battle Continues Over Alaska Salmon

It might sound like a whopper of a fish story — but Alaska salmon is not good enough for Wal-Mart or the U.S. National Park Service.

Florida Bottarga, An Export That Stays At Home

For centuries, fishermen here have netted mullet, an oily fish that retails for about $1 to $3 a pound and takes well to deep-frying or smoking. But in Italy, where some of this village’s harvest is shipped, sacs of roe are removed from the fish, cured and marketed as a delicacy, bottarga, that often sells back in the United States for more than $100 a pound.

Opposition To NC Shrimp Trawling Ban Organizes

With two meetings ahead on a petition that could bring an end to shrimp trawling in North Carolina’s inshore waters, opposition is organizing.

Lobster Fishermen Protests Unlikely This Year, Officials Say

July 25, 2013 Staff Reporter, CBC News

Maine government officials are not expecting a repeat of last summer's protests and blockades by lobster fishermen in New Brunswick.