Fresh auctions are planned for 13 new contracts tied to the construction of crab vessels for the Far Eastern and Northern basinsRead More
Russia to sell more Far Eastern, Northern crab quotas Read More »
Farmers have responded by cutting costs, allowing some to achieve modest profitability at current price levelsRead More
Week 15 China tilapia prices fall in Guangdong to boost export competitiveness Read More »
Councilors praised Mowi for its benefits to the community, but eventually said the uncertainty over impacts on small fishing vessels meant they couldn’t back the changesRead More
Mowi plans for Scottish site rejected by local council Read More »
Amongst its 2030 targets, released last year, Okamura positioned the expansion of domestic aquaculture production and the growth of its overseas wholesale business as its two key growth engines.Read More
Japanese trout farmer targets European market with new subsidiary Read More »
Peru set its north-central anchovy quota at 1.91m metric tons — larger than feared but backed by a biomass of just 7.1m metric tons with a high juvenile ratio that will complicate fishingRead More
Week 14 fishmeal prices at ‘historic high’ in Peru, increase again in China Read More »
Undercurrent presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Friday, April 3Read More
Daily recap: Aqua-Spark founders break silence on eFishery; Ice plagues Alaskan fleet Read More »
With factories closed, all fresh salmon on the spot market had been produced before April 1.Read More
Week 15 wholesale salmon prices rise in China as factories close for Easter holiday Read More »
Before week 15, the strengthening in Chilean salmon prices to the Brazilian market has been driven by the proximity to Easter and reduced supply from farms, particularly for larger sizesRead More
Chilean salmon prices to Brazil drop after Easter amid algal bloom precautions Read More »
With two days of public holiday, week 14 saw minimal whitefish sales on Iceland’s auction, making it hard to draw too many conclusions until auctions reopen on April 7Read More
Icelandic cod prices, volumes plummet in Easter holiday week, haddock firms Read More »
The growth was driven by surimi landings in Asian markets and fillet shipments to the EU. Russia strengthened its position and displaced the United States for some products, according to the Russian Fish Union.Read More
Russia gains ground on US in pollock trade across Asia, Europe Read More »