By María Feijóo

The Ecuadorian shrimp sector plans to divert export containers bound to Russia to other ports until the market can be reached safely

By Jason Huffman

'This is not our first war' -- Alex Babadzhanov, Sogda

There appears to have been a small price correction in Norway as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but prices remain historically high as the supply shortage continues

By Tom Seaman

Business as usual, for now, say sources close to Norebo Holding, Russia's largest quota holder and major exporter of cod, haddock, pollock and pelagic fish

Keep clicking back to this blog for updates on how the evolving crisis is impacting the seafood sector

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

Namibia-based Namsov has built the country's first solar-powered horse mackerel processing plant at Walvis Bay

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 María Feijóo

Spain's marine aquaculture firms continue to be financially impacted by the effects of the pandemic and storm Gloria, but production should fully recover by 2023

By Dan Gibson

NRS expects to phase out its use of triploid salmon, release the first big smolt from its new facility, and open a new Icelandic processing facility this year