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Retail April 1, 2022 6:58 PM
AquaChile took $36m loss on sale of Costa Rican tilapia unit

By Jason Smith

Chilean salmon powerhouse Empresas AquaChile took a $36.4 million loss when it sold its Rainforest Tilapia unit to Costa Rican seafood processor and exporter Industrias Martec

Trout April 1, 2022 5:32 PM
New Riverence, Clean Label partnership takes ready meals coast to coast

By Nick Sambides Jr.

'We were able to take their trout and create ready-to-eat meals that have zero chemicals and an extended shelf life of 35 days refrigerated' -- Marwan Moheyeldien, Clean Label's CEO

Salmonid April 1, 2022 4:54 PM
Pacific, others to benefit from Princess Cruise Lines’ ‘Wild Alaska Seafood’ program

Princess Cruise Lines announced its 'Wild for Alaska Seafood' program on Thursday, saying it will offer 30 'distinctive' Alaska seafood dishes with featured items every night

Policy April 1, 2022 4:44 PM
Alaska, Maine, Maryland legislators celebrate visa expansion for seafood sectors

'Today’s supplemental H-2B visa release announcement from DHS is of critical importance to the Alaska seafood industry' -- senator Lisa Murkowski

Analysis April 1, 2022 4:29 PM
Former Russian crab importer: Latest pivot not a short-term move

By Jason Huffman

'I just had a sense that this was going to get messy. We had contracts out there for multiple loads and we simply started canceling them all' -- Stuart Kozloff, International Seafood Ventures

Tilapia April 1, 2022 3:44 PM
Fishin’ founder’s new Ren plant follows Beaver Street into Walmart skin-packs

By Tom Seaman

Both Ren and Beaver Street are moving into regions previously exclusively supplied by Norway's Mowi from its plants in Miami, Florida, and Dallas, Texas

Prices April 1, 2022 12:25 PM
Norwegian vessels turn to blue whiting with capelin season done

By Neil Ramsden

Week 12 of 2022 saw Norway's fleet enjoy the best week of the year so far for blue whiting, with fishing taking place west of Ireland in EU waters

Prices April 1, 2022 10:29 AM
Vietnam’s pangasius farmers urged to avoid heavy stocking while prices are high

By Neil Ramsden

The pangasius sector has long operated in a boom-bust cycle, but authorities are urging farmers not to over-produce at the current prices, warning there will be a correction

Africa April 1, 2022 10:07 AM
WorldFish transfers GIFT tilapia to Nigeria to kickstart domestic industry

The aim is for GIFT tilapia to be in Nigerian fish markets by late 2023, the nonprofit said

Americas April 1, 2022 10:04 AM
Greater sales to Russia, US boost Vietnam’s tuna export value by 57%

The total export value of Vietnamese tuna amounted to $67m in February, according to VASEP

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