Cod Farming’s Second Act: Why This Time Might Be Different

Cod Farming’s Second Act: Why This Time Might Be Different

What happens when a fish the industry once walked away from suddenly becomes more valuable than salmon? In this episode, we take a hard look at the quiet resurgence of cod farming, why cod prices have climbed to historic highs, how tightening wild quotas have reshaped the market, and why the economics look very different than they did during the failed cod-farming boom of the 2000s. We revisit what went wrong last time, from biology to market structure, and then dig into what may actually be changing today: more disciplined operators, improved breeding and production methods, and a supply landscape defined by long-term constraint rather than abundance. The real question isn’t whether cod can be farmed, it’s whether the market can evolve to absorb it.


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From Deep Dive: The SeafoodSource Podcast — Practical Applications of AI in Seafood with Manolin CEO Tony Chen

From Deep Dive: The SeafoodSource Podcast — Practical Applications of AI in Seafood with Manolin CEO Tony Chen

This week, we’re sharing a special episode from Deep Dive: The SeafoodSource Podcast on the practical applications of AI in seafood. SeafoodSource speaks with Tony Chen, CEO and co-founder of Manolin,...

5 Touko 18min

Scaling African Aquaculture: Kamran Ahmad (Kivu Choice)

Scaling African Aquaculture: Kamran Ahmad (Kivu Choice)

What if one of the most important aquaculture growth stories isn’t happening in Norway, Chile, or Ecuador but in East Africa? This episode we step into a region that’s quietly transitioning from small...

20 Huhti 53min

What Måsøval Reveals About Mid-Sized Farm Risk

What Måsøval Reveals About Mid-Sized Farm Risk

This week we break down what Måsøval’s strategic review and leadership change may signal for the company and for the broader aquaculture industry. We look at how production growth, rising costs, biolo...

6 Huhti 12min

Tracking Algae: Norway's Active Pseudochattonella Outbreak

Tracking Algae: Norway's Active Pseudochattonella Outbreak

Could a microscopic algae bloom quietly reshape Norway's salmon farming season before most of the industry even understands what's happening? This week, we're tracking the Pseudochattonella bloom spre...

30 Maalis 8min

Quarterly Public Farm Review: Q4 2025 + Special Interview

Quarterly Public Farm Review: Q4 2025 + Special Interview

What separates the salmon farms that thrived in Q4 from the ones still bleeding money and does it all come down to where they're located? This week, we break down the Q4 financial results from the pub...

9 Maalis 44min

Why Hallucinations Happen Using AI (LLMs)

Why Hallucinations Happen Using AI (LLMs)

If large language models are so powerful, why can they still get basic things wrong? In this episode, we take a practical look at how AI systems actually work, why hallucinations happen by design, and...

23 Helmi 11min

Vitamin D and Salmon Health: Updated Evidence, Updated Strategy

Vitamin D and Salmon Health: Updated Evidence, Updated Strategy

Vitamin D was long considered a compliance nutrient rather than a performance lever. In this episode, we break down what’s changed in the last couple of years, from BioMar doubling vitamin D₃ across s...

9 Helmi 40min

Sea Lice: Pressure, Policy, and What Changed in 2025

Sea Lice: Pressure, Policy, and What Changed in 2025

Yes, it’s once again the time to discuss sea lice. In this episode, we take a clear-eyed look at what the last year of sea lice data is actually telling us (starting in Canada and ending in Norway) wi...

2 Helmi 9min