By Neil Ramsden

Production costs were up 15% y-o-y due to the continued harvesting of fish from sites affected by algae blooms, but sales of inventories at high prices meant strong results

EU president von der Leyen will outline a sanctions package being finalized by the European Commission, and which the Council will swiftly adopt, on Feb. 24

By Lewis Hu

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

By Dan Gibson

Prices for both fresh and frozen whitefish products out of the country are still well above the levels of February 2021

Swedish foodtech company Nordic SeaFarm has raised SEK 20 million in its aim to become Europe's largest seaweed company in the next five years

By Louis Harkell

'There are fishermen here who've been working in the industry for 60 years and they've never seen anything like it' -- Joe Redfern, project manager at the Whitby Lobster Hatchery

By Jason Smith

CEO Rod Hepponstal said that High Liner took 'early action' to mitigate some of the supply chain troubles that have been hitting manufacturers

By Jason Smith

Privately held Red Lobster does not disclose its financials but Thai Union Group's statements provide some insight

By Louis Harkell

Gorjan Nikolik of Dutch agribank Rabobank told Undercurrent Ecuador owes much of its success to its unique low-intensity, vertically integrated production model

The fund would have been designed to help the industry challenge rules and regulations intended to protect the North Atlantic right whale