According to SalmonBusiness, New Zealand has approved the construction of an open-ocean salmon farm with annual capacity of 14,400 tons near Stewart Island. The new capacity is almost equivalent to the entire current output of New Zealand's salmon farming industry. Read More »

According to China Customs statistics, in June, China's aquatic product exports reached USD 1.82 billion, up 10.6% year-on-year; export volume was 401,000 tons, up 9.8% year-on-year. For the first six months, cumulative aquatic product exports reached USD 9.80 billion, down 0.1% year-on-year; export volume was 2.263 million tons, up 5.5% year-on-year. By market, the top ten export destinations were Japan, USA, South Korea, Hong Kong China, Malaysia, Taiwan China, Thailand, Mexico, Germany, and Canada, collectively accounting for 63.2% of export value. Read More »

The upper reaches of the Yellow River have blessed Ningxia with the saying "The Yellow River enriches Ningxia." However, for Chen Qifa, who was born on the coast of Fujian and assigned to work in Ningxia's aquaculture system after graduating from university in the 1960s, the most difficult thing to adapt to in the northwest inland was not only the dry climate but also "not being able to eat fish." Today, Ningxia's saline-alkali water "seafood" annual output reaches 2,063 tons, with average yield of 540 kg per mu, and aquaculture seed quantity accounting for 42% of northwest China, making it the fishery main production area with the richest aquatic species in the five northwestern provinces. Read More »

Data released by the Russian Fish Union on August 20 shows that from January to July 2026, Russia's aquatic product exports to South Korea reached approximately USD 571 million, up 11% year-on-year; export volume was 144,000 tons, up 4% year-on-year. Pollock fillets and frozen crabs were the main categories driving growth. Read More »