Hendrix Genetics moves into India directly with local shrimp broodstock JV
The company has partnered with Sapthagiri Hatcheries to jointly establish a broodstock multiplication center, supplying SPF broodstock from 2023
NASDAQ: Norway salmon spot prices rebound in week 12
Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon rebounded in week 12 of 2022, according to the NASDAQ Salmon Index
EU puts up €500m for ‘blue economy’ investors
The initiative will mobilize an additional €500m of EU funds for financial intermediaries investing in this sector
New Scottish plan seeks to make it ‘leader in marine management’
Salmon Scotland welcomed the news that the government was 'committed to backing the sustainable growth of the [aquaculture] sector in the years to come'
NRS ready to raise another $35m for Salmonor deal
After a successful private placement raised NOK 1.9 billion, Norway Royal Salmon will raise another NOK 303m with a subsequent share sale
Shetland’s fishermen latest to call for gov’t support on rising fuel costs
Due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the cost of marine diesel in the UK has more than doubled, making fishing trips uneconomical and local businesses unviable
Cermaq running tests with world’s first in-cage salmon sorter
The farmer claims it is the first to successfully sort swimming fish within a pen, having tested a new salmon sorter for its iFarm concept
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
April skipjack raw material prices rocket to nine-year highs
Skipjack tuna raw material prices are surging up in processing hubs in Asia and Latin America, with fuel prices rising and fishing slow, sources told Undercurrent News
Baltic, Lenin could receive Russian gov’t preferential treatment
The Russian government is considering adding 13 companies to its 'backbone enterprises' scheme, offering better access to capital from Russian banks