Chile’s salmon industry is facing up to $500 million in annual losses from US tariffs, as new SalmonChile president Patricio Melero urges trade talks and regulatory reform to revive growth.Read More
Salmon industry leader urges ‘frank discussion’ on Trump tariffs Read More »
The Florida-based producer said in February it needed fresh funding to complete Phase 1. It now says it risks breaching loan terms if a short-term financing gap is not resolved by March 31.Read More
Atlantic Sapphire in trouble: Land-based salmon farmer needs more cash Read More »
A combination of shrinking Chinese port inventories, near-zero Peruvian landings, and Coastal El Nino fears is pushing the market toward its all-time highRead More
Fishmeal prices leap CNY 800/t in China as stocks shrink Read More »
Undercurrent presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Friday, March 20Read More
‘Mersey Phoenix, along with the northern shrimp license, significantly strengthens our offshore harvesting program and supports long-term economic development for QFC’ — Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries president Harry FlahertyRead More
Canada’s Mersey, Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries confirm shrimp vessel deal Read More »
Fuel prices in China are set to rise sharply this weekRead More
Week 13 Norwegian salmon prices fall in China as other origins rise Read More »
Editorial director Cliff White brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week Read More
Editor’s choice: Boston M&A bombshells; Alaska pollock controversy Read More »
Kran and Poseidon OS say early intervention tech can stop problems before they spiral into costly setbacks.Read More
Tech duo takes aim at salmon farming’s hidden dangers Read More »
The Alaska pollock fishery has maintained MSC certification since 2005 and is now recertified for another five‑year period.Read More
MSC recertifies Alaska pollock fishery, adds condition on salmon bycatch Read More »
Geopolitical tensions and currency swings weigh on demand, particularly in Asia.Read More
Salmon prices fall amid global uncertainty, weak demand Read More »