By Jason Huffman

'We understand High Liner has stopped direct purchases from Russian companies, which were previously minor' -- Jonathan Lamers, BMO Capital Markets

Washington state fishery workers are working to prevent future, freakish atmospheric river storms from damaging hatcheries

By Tom Seaman

The Chinese processing sector is experiencing some 'panic' over what will happen in the EU as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, executives said

Norway's cod exports strengthened in February and achieved a new record for fresh sales, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council

By Tom Seaman

While pollock processors in Europe are running down stocks, they are also worried about further sanctions or retailer and consumer opposition to Russian products

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon dipped 2% in week eight of 2022, according to the NASDAQ Salmon Index

The Croatian fish farmer entered the Spanish market in November, and began producing the world's first farmed greater amberjack and dentex earlier in the year

The South African firm said it had 'once again proved its resilient and defensive nature', reporting increased revenue and profits for the full year 2021

Thuan Phuoc is a regular fixture in the country's top-five shrimp exporters and will focus on building and renovating its own farming areas this year

By María Feijóo

The average export value of fresh Norwegian salmon rose slightly again during the eighth week of 2022, a new record since early 2017