By Dan Gibson

As much as 20% of national shrimp production could be black tiger by the year's end, with major packer Royale Marine forming a new 10,000t JV for black tiger production

Kruger Brothers Ship Supply was mainly a purveyor for commercial fishing boats, including those going on long scallop trips, before it closed in 2019

The shareholder group's initial offer of NOK 105 per share was conditional upon no higher bid coming in; Mowi's bid of NOK 110 per share made the group's bid redundant

By Tom Seaman

The company, which has a turnover of around $500 million and is highly profitable, has tasked Antarctica Advisors with running a sale process, sources told Undercurrent News

The company's chair sees shrimp harvesting starting the year off well, and notes more processing capacity should 'reduce the problem of shrimp product stagnation'

By Neil Ramsden

'The way we do our spreadsheets, we have not been able to match, in any way, some of the prices which have been obtained in the M&A market recently' -- Mikael Thinghuus

Seafood giant Thai Union Group on Friday announced the signing of a joint venture with R&B Food Supply PCL and Srinivasa Cystine Private Limited

The largest player in the Middle East, Naqua, is expected to see its production hiked to 250,000t under the scheme

The BAP program continues to grow 18 years after a shrimp farm in Belize became the first BAP-certified facility

Cultured Decadence will adopt UPSIDE Food's brand and remain in Wisconsin as part of its Midwest hub