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 Neil Ramsden

The country's exports were down for the first time in four months, mainly thanks to the fact that sales to China fell by more than 50%

By María Feijóo and Jason Smith

'We have some exposure. What we’re hearing so far along with anybody else is that the measures are more of a financial nature' -- Nomad Foods CEO Sefan Descheemaeker

By Jason Huffman

Massachusetts companies should be 'processing American Alaskan pollock, not the authoritarian pollock of Russia' -- Alaska senator Dan Sullivan

By Louis Harkell

Western sanctions would 'put more pressure on the seafood markets on a global scale', Guus Pastoor, the chairman of the Dutch Fish Processors and Traders Federation said

By Jason Huffman

'I always learn a lot about the industry from this conference and, after two years of canceled shows, there is a lot to catch-up on' -- Eric Pedersen, Ideal Fish

The Norwegian cod farmer said it will harvest 3,500t of cod over the first four months of 2022, completing its first production cycle

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