IntraFish Podcast

In this episode, Millicent and the US team debrief their visit to Boston for the Seafood Expo North America. If you missed the show, here's your chance to catch up! Also, digital editor Hanna Gezelius explains her recent column on the lack of parity in carbon emissions reporting, and why aquaculture urgently needs to find a common standard.

Just days after news broke of Israeli and US strikes on Iran, the North Atlantic Seafood Forum opened in a cloud of geopolitical uncertainty. In this episode, we break down the mood on the ground in Bergen and what the industry is worrying about most.We dive into the challenges facing salmon producers, from price pressure and trade barriers to regulatory constraints, and explore where companies see growth, including new product formats and expanding markets. We also unpack what the “new” Grieg Seafood looks like after major asset sales to Cermaq, and discuss developments in Chilean salmon and coho production.Beyond salmon, we look at the outlook for land-based aquaculture heading into 2026 and what farmed cod producers revealed about the sector’s progress. In whitefish, tight quotas and soaring prices are forcing the industry to innovate, with emerging species like King Tilapia offering potential alternatives.Finally, we explore the technologies generating the most excitement on the conference floor—from autonomous systems to smarter use of data—and examine the state of novel feed ingredients and why scaling them remains a challenge.

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.