By Neil Ramsden

Neil Ramsden, EMEA editor of Undercurrent, brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week 

By Neil Ramsden

Salmon farmed in Norway, Chile and Scotland all look set to strengthen in price for week six of 2022, with demand good and supplies limited

By Neil Ramsden

Surveys conducted through the second half of January suggest that the spawning stock stands at 1.1m metric tons, which would mean a quota of around 800,000t

By Neil Ramsden

Exports of herring were down 46% in volume terms for January, with mackerel down 39%, due to lower catches year-on-year

Roxanne Nanninga was senior director of sustainability at Thai Union for over four years, working under Darian McBain, who left the company last summer

'Women work as female fishermen, in fisheries associations, they are fleet managers, policymakers and charity workers', the organization stated

By Tom Seaman

Prices for H&G Atlantic cod are continuing to increase, with fishing slow and demand strong; the current level is the highest the price has been since 2008.

Although gross operating revenue grew to NOK 87.6m last year, the firm reported a growing operational loss of NOK 115.9m

Officials from the Directorate-General on Maritime Affairs and Fisheries did not attend the meeting of the Social Dialogue Committee for Sea Fisheries

By Neil Ramsden

The Scottish government had made changes to fishing regulations designed to protect cod stocks, and these went down poorly with fishermen; the changes have since been rolled back