Icelandic chitosan plant restarts after fire
Primex has restarted machinery at its chitosan factory in Siglufjordur after an eight-month shutdownRead More
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Primex has restarted machinery at its chitosan factory in Siglufjordur after an eight-month shutdownRead More
Icelandic chitosan plant restarts after fire Read More »
The Bay of Plenty is home to New Zealand’s open ocean mussel farming, which has been identified as having the potential to reach an annual revenue of NZD 200m by 2035Read More
NZ grants 5,000ha of new aquaculture space in deal with iwi Read More »
The move followed an incident in which a vessel carrying pollock was left waiting off the Dutch coast for several days after its documentation was rejected under the new regimeRead More
Stranded Alaska pollock shipment prompted EU to delay CATCH compliance deadline Read More »
‘What have they done? We wanted to push prices lower for the new season’ — a Seoul-based mackerel importerRead More
South Korea reserve mackerel tender taps Norway inventories at last season’s prices Read More »
VARPE said Russia has a good chance of surpassing last year’s record herring catch of 677,000 metric tons, with the increase expected to come primarily from the Far EastRead More
Russia eyes record herring catch as Far Eastern harvest surges Read More »
Buyers are chasing whatever mahi they can find as El Nino clouds the autumn-season outlook, though some producers are hopeful after two poor years of fishing in South AmericaRead More
‘Our focus should be on taking a first step in a process that should, in due course, lead us towards the conclusion of our negotiations’ — Leslie Ramsammy, Guyana’s representative at the WTO and chair of the rules committeeRead More
WTO ramps up discussion on global fishing subsidy rules Read More »
Across fresh, fresh fillets and frozen fillets, the three main Atlantic salmon categories, US imports totaled 80.8 million pounds in May, up 1.3% year-on-yearRead More
Canada, Chile offset Norway slump as US salmon imports edge higher in May Read More »
Fishmeal inventories in China slip to the lowest level in over two years, with prices at record highs, as the industry awaits news on the possible easing of Peru’s fishing banRead More
Peruvian fishmeal prices hit new record in China, inventories drop to lowest in years Read More »
Move over, Alaska pollock. Step aside, catfish. USDA has brought back another seafood species on its food distribution programs listRead More
US wild-caught shrimp back on government food distribution program list Read More »