Finless Foods known for being the first company globally to serve cell-cultured seafood, is launching its first official product, plant-based pokè-style tuna.
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US Appeals Board Blocks EPA Permit for 1st Offshore Aquaculture Facility
Last week the Environmental Appeals Board blocked the EPA permit for the first-ever industrial aquaculture facility in federal waters.
Price Increases Deliver Export Record for Norwegian Seafood in April
Norway exported seafood worth NOK 11.3 billion in April. This is an increase of NOK 2.8 billion, or 33 per cent, compared with April last year.
Kamalame Cay Celebrates 2021-22 Season with New Chef’s Table Series
Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort, beloved for its chic ethos, beaches, and legendary monthly Saturday luncheons, introduces three new Chef’s Table series.
Seafood and Beer: Swashbockler Sails at Shippingport Brewing Company
Swashbockler, the first beer brewed to pair perfectly with Long John Silver’s seafood, took its maiden voyage on April 4, 2022 at Shippingport Brewing Company
Ocean Spray Collaborates with Atlantic Sea Farms on Cranberry Kelp Cubes
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. is collaborating with Atlantic Sea Farms for ingredient use in Atlantic Sea Farms’ Cranberry Kelp Cubes.
Princess Cruises Goes Wild For Alaska Seafood with New Menus and Events
Guests on Princess Cruises’ Alaska voyages can now enjoy an immersive destination-dining experience with its “Wild for Alaska Seafood” program.
Wanda Fish Technologies Teams with Tufts University
Israeli start-up to accelerate production of cell-cultivated fish with David Kaplan, PhD, a leading researcher in cellular agriculture
Good Catch Plant-Based Seafood Launches Tuna Line at Sprouts Farmers Market
Gathered Foods, makers of Good Catch plant-based seafood, today announced the nationwide launch of its Plant-Based Tuna in Sprouts Farmers Market.
SeaPak Goes South with New Jumbo Shrimp
SeaPak dropped its new Southern Style Jumbo Shrimp. It’s their way of bringing southern flavor to you without you making the run across the Mason-Dixon Line.