AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAquaculture Policy & Legal Pressure: A U.S. judge allowed a Conservation Law Foundation lawsuit to move forward against Cooke Aquaculture USA over alleged violations of Maine discharge permits and the Clean Water Act, keeping scrutiny on salmon cage impacts on state waters. Antibiotics in Salmon Farming: Tassal says it will begin individually injecting diseased fish with oxytetracycline in Tasmania, following last year’s florfenicol controversy and renewed residue-risk concerns. Fisheries Data for Better Management: Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust won a $293,000 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant to expand at-sea salmon troll data collection across 20 fisheries using the Deckhand app, with analysis shared with managers. Marine Habitat Restoration: In Clayoquot Sound, a kelp nursery is rebuilding underwater forests with Indigenous knowledge plus sea-otter-supported urchin control, already establishing thousands of square meters of new growth. Supply Chain for Seafood: BSF extended a two-year contract with cold-storage and distribution partner Lineage through June 2028, supporting inventory for cooked and raw seafood across the U.S.
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