Chilean aquaculture and agriculture giant AgriSuper has received approximately US $48 million in refunds of tariffs paid on its exports to the United States.

AgriSuper, which owns the country’s largest salmon farmer, AquaChile, said in its report for the first half of 2026 that the refunds were for tariffs paid on both its meat (chicken, beef, and pork) and salmon exports to the US in 2025 and the first quarter of this year.

Author:  Gareth Moore and Jonathan Garces / fishfarmingexpert | Read the full article here

Aquaculture in Ireland is holding steady in the face of a number of challenges – from the ongoing fallout from Brexit to warming seas and falling salmon prices – but many argue that its capacity to grow is being held back by a licensing system that is no longer fit for purpose

The Business of Seafood 2025 report, published by the seafood development agency Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), provides the most up-to-date snapshot of the state of aquaculture in Ireland.

In total, the seafood sector contributed €1.31bn (£1.11) to Ireland’s GDP in 2025, up 6% on the previous year. 

Author:  Robert Outram / Fish Farmer | Read the full article here

The platform showcases the work of more than 40 organizations and highlights innovation, sustainability and cooperation projects, including the Bermeo Tuna Forum 2027

Bermeo Tuna has launched its redesigned website, bermeotuna.org, as part of its renewed corporate identity. The platform will increase visibility for the more than 40 organizations linked to the tuna value chain and their innovation, sustainability, training and international cooperation projects. Key initiatives include the Bermeo Tuna Forum 2027, which will bring leading global tuna industry stakeholders together in Bilbao and Bermeo.

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Norway exported 8,432 tonnes of trout worth NOK 692 million (€62.3 million) in July, with export value unchanged from the same month last year despite a 10% decline in volume.

Poland was the largest growth market for Norwegian trout during the month. Export value to the country rose by NOK 103 million (€9.3 million), or 221%, compared with July last year, while volumes increased 182% to 1,988 tonnes.

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Norway’s seafood industry set a new value record in July 2026 thanks in part to strong salmon demand and better pricing.

According to data shared by the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC), Norway exported NOK 15.6 billion (USD 1.64 billion, EUR 1.42 billion) worth of seafood during July 2026, an increase of NOK 1.8 billion (USD 188.85 million, EUR 163.48 million), or 13 percent, compared to the same period of last year. That total is the best July ever in terms of value, and comes after the industry posted a decline in H1 2026.

Seafood exports from Norway to Poland increased in value by NOK 343 million (USD 35.98 million, EUR 31.15 million), or 20 percent, on the back of a 13 percent increase in export volume. Seafood exports to China also increased heavily, rising 21 percent to reach NOK 1.6 billion (USD 167.86 million, EUR 145.31 million).

Author: Chris Chase / SeafoodSource | Read the full article here

Center for Food Safety alleges a Washington hatchery violated the Clean Water Act, threatening Quilcene Bay and protected marine species.

Center for Food Safety filed a lawsuit against Pacific Seafood's shellfish hatchery, alleging illegal wastewater and thermal discharges into Quilcene Bay. The complaint claims repeated Clean Water Act permit violations that could impact orca whales, coho salmon and local water quality.Pacific Seafood's Quilcene facility produces large volumes of shellfish seed for industrial shellfish aquaculture operations.

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Government seeks to preserve its vessel tracking system to safeguard market access and combat illegal fishing.

The Philippines is seeking to preserve its vessel monitoring and electronic catch reporting system after a court ruling threatened its implementation. Authorities warn the measure is essential to strengthen seafood traceability, curb IUU fishing, and protect access to key export markets, including the EU and US, where traceability standards are increasingly stringent.

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The company will showcase research on nutrition, gut health and science communication during the event in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 29 September to 1 October.

Innovafeed will present three abstracts at Aquaculture Europe 2026 (29 Sept.-1 Oct., Ljubljana). Topics include black soldier fly larval meal for Penaeus vannamei, functional ingredients for fish performance and gut health, and science communication from industry. Presenters include Marine Bezagu, Luca Donati and Nadège Audiffren.

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