By Neil Ramsden

Whitby Seafoods was satisfied with its 2020 result, and has seen sales growth in 2021; the focus now is on pushing for more retail opportunities in the face of higher costs

By Tom Seaman

Reynir Jonsson, ISI's chief financial officer and interim managing director in the UK, confirmed that both Danny Burton and Justin Appleford have left the business

The direct-to-consumer seafood pioneer attributes its recent changes to rapid expansion and maturation

By Tom Seaman

Mowi has pulled out of the Boston seafood show as customers opt to stay away amid the surge in COVID-19 cases in the US from the omicron variant

The firm still plans to continue exploring opportunities to 'grow the business in both domestic and overseas markets'

By Jason Huffman

'Man, this was a really tough decision' -- Christian Limberg on Harbor Seafood's decision to not exhibit at the Boston seafood show in 2022 

By Louis Harkell

A court in Dalian, China, said the jail terms of up to four years and nine months reflected 'the degree of harm to society' following the outbreak of COVID-19 in December 2020

Netherlands-based Aqua-Spark has begun its $300m tilapia investment drive in earnest, with an initial cash injection to expand another farm operation in southern Africa

RFC initially awarded the Danish firm a DKK 800m contract to outfit seven vessels with processing gear; now it has ordered the same again across another four

By Neil Ramsden

During 2021 the shrimp farmer and processor launched two new factories, taking it into value-adding in a bid to mitigate COVID-19's impacts; now it will merge the farms it owns into one business