Undercurrent presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Tuesday, March 31Read More
Daily recap: High Liner job cuts; Shrimp prices fall across nearly every origin Read More »
Coldwater shrimp is considered ‘a fantastic product’ by UK out-of-home operators but appears on just 5-10% of menusRead More
Coldwater shrimp falls behind in UK foodservice as warmwater steams ahead Read More »
Greenland’s fisheries minister Peter Borg told demonstrators dialogue was progressing but offered no concrete commitmentsRead More
Polar Seafood’s threatened Greenland plant no closer to resolution as residents protest Read More »
Undercurrent adjusted its week 14 CFR China price assessment on 25cm-plus, frozen H&G Russian pollock by $100 per metric ton, after a $125/t increase the previous weekRead More
Russian H&G pollock prices up another $100/t with China, EU processors chasing volume Read More »
Fortress is owned by Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company; the funding round completes the preferred note financing for the project and marks a significant milestone, it saidRead More
Fortress leads $180m preferred note for Japan land-based salmon project Read More »
Aquaculture shouldn’t be excluded from federal funding and other programs available to land farmers, the Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance argued in an open letter ahead of a major annual government meeting.Read More
‘Needs to change’: Canadian fish farmers push for federal agriculture funding Read More »
Efficiency drive and strategy shake-up fuel a sharp earnings increase for the major seafood company.Read More
Nueva Pescanova rides efficiency push to profits boom Read More »
James Fox‑Davies, CEO of Three‑Sixty Aquaculture called the move a ‘pivotal moment’.Read More
British aquaculture firm announces European expansion Read More »
“Together, we have built a platform that lifts Norwegian seafood far beyond what a regular campaign can achieve,” said Christian Chramer, CEO of the Norwegian Seafood Council.Read More
Haaland signs new contract with Norwegian seafood Read More »
The Norwegian Seafood Council has warned that the Iran war and closure of the Strait of Hormuz could result in sharp increases in food and fuel prices, weaker purchasing power and increased pressure on logistics.Read More
Seafood industry warned of ‘global food and energy crisis’ amid Middle East tensions Read More »