In this episode, we catch up with our US East Coast reporter on his recent visit to Channel Fish's processing plant, dissect some key predictions about the global salmon and shrimp feed markets from Rabobank, and discuss autonomous farming.

In this episode, we catch up with our US East Coast reporter on his recent visit to Channel Fish's processing plant, dissect some key predictions about the global salmon and shrimp feed markets from Rabobank, and discuss autonomous farming.

We go inside a fish factory. Plus, is AI taking over aquaculture?

Hanna Gezelius and Millicent Machell discuss the newly-released IntraFish list of women who are shaping the future of the seafood industry. Why is this list necessary and what do we hope our readers take from it?

Introducing: Women Shaping the Future of Seafood 2026

Millicent Machell and Kyle Stucker examine why salmon farming is back on the Falkland Islands’ agenda and whether the plans stack up. Plus, John Evans explains a legal setback for Chilean farmers and what it means for their ambitious growth plans.

A new salmon industry wants to learn from everyone else's mistakes. 

The IntraFish team discusses Trump’s latest round of tariffs and how the seafood world is reacting (hint: “exasperated” comes up more than once). We also check in on farmed cod: Has the industry finally cracked it?

The big tariff debrief: who's winning, who's losing, and who's picking up the tab?

The US team give an update on the Alaska salmon season, as well as the latest developments in Trump's ongoing tariff drama and how the seafood sector is affected.

New US tariffs loom — can seafood avoid them?

After a series of interviews with Norway's global seafood marketing body, senior journalist Jostein Matre shares the country's plans to conquer new markets and revitalise those struggling with high cod prices and low seafood consumption.

Norway's plan to take over the world (in seafood exports)

After a reporting trip to Iceland, Hanna Gezelius and Millicent Machell discuss salmon farming, cod, innovation and resilience in the face of volcanic disruption.

Why is everyone watching Iceland?

We discuss our recently released Seafood Power 100, which ranks the most influential execs in the industry every year. We examine what this year's list says about seafood, including why more women aren't included and what we’re doing to recognise them.

<a href="https://www.intrafish.com/people/the-intrafish-power-100-the-full-list-of-the-seafood-industrys-most-influential-executives/2-1-1975784" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">&nbsp;You can find the full Seafood Power 100 ranking here.</a>

Are YOU the most powerful person in seafood?

The IntraFish team debrief their time at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona.  We discuss the impact of the war in the Middle East on fuel prices, packaging and trade flows, as well as Ecuador’s shrimp sector facing new curfews that could disrupt production.

Seafood is feeling the cost of conflict. Here’s what we heard in Barcelona

Senior journalist Jostein Matre reports back on a very eventful trip to the Faroe Islands. We discuss salmon farming, geopolitical tensions, and the surprising success of the Faroese handball team!

The Faroe Islands: 55,000 People, millions of fish and a big problem with Russia

Read more news and analysis from Millicent Machell and the IntraFish team at www.intrafish.com

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