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In 2020, vessels caught 450,000t of krill, the highest volume in a decade, leading to fears it could very soon reach and push to increase the 650,000t cap

Japanese aquatech firm Umitron has launched a capital and business alliance with the country's top oil company ENEOS Holdings to do research on blue carbon in aquaculture

By Neil Ramsden

The country's exports were down for the first time in four months, mainly thanks to the fact that sales to China fell by more than 50%

Although it continues to lag behind India in terms of total sales volumes, Ecuador's shrimp exporters supplied 37% of all the US' shell-on shrimp last year

This week's protest follows another in the port city of Gwadar in December, against trawling by Chinese fishing trawlers and vessels from Sindh

By Louis Harkell

Western sanctions would 'put more pressure on the seafood markets on a global scale', Guus Pastoor, the chairman of the Dutch Fish Processors and Traders Federation said

By Jason Huffman

'I always learn a lot about the industry from this conference and, after two years of canceled shows, there is a lot to catch-up on' -- Eric Pedersen, Ideal Fish

By Neil Ramsden

Norwegian prices for mackerel are still generally on an incline, while export prices for herring are undecided

By Lewis Hu

The Shenzhen stock exchange accused AsiaSea of accounting irregularities and a 'lack of innovation'