Camanchaca’s Q1 2022 harvests hit 8,700t
The Chilean salmon farmer harvested 8,108t of Atlantics with average weights of 4.2 kilograms, whole fish equivalent
UK seafood firms warn labor shortages have ‘halved profitability’
'For example...Brixham Fish Market was told by three of its main scallop buyers that they would not be buying any scallops until the staffing situation is sorted'
Joyvio’s Australis begins family-focused value-added products push in US
'What we are looking to do is to develop products that are kid-friendly, aimed at young families' -- Jorge Niemann, Australis marketing and consumer products manager
Kelp, cranberry farmers work together on ‘superfood’ product
Ocean Spray Cranberries, a cooperative of some 700 farmers, is providing the fruit for the product
BioMar aims to accelerate shrimp sustainability with deal for acoustic feed tech
Following the 'successful entrance into the shrimp feed market', the board of BioMar has approved the acquisition of AQ1 Systems
UK inquiry ‘struck by gov’t failure to grasp labor issues’
An Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee was 'in no doubt about the seriousness of the issues facing the food and farming sector caused by labor shortages'
$12m raised by firm growing algae in the desert
Brilliant Planet 'is unlocking the power of algae as an affordable method of permanently and quantifiably sequestering carbon at the gigaton scale'
Fortune to stay ‘mostly seafood’ despite purchase of large meat supplier
'It is our bread and butter -- white-tablecloth chefs. That's the core of our business and the core of their business' -- Fortune president and CEO Sean O'Scannlain
Texas oyster bed closures hitting harvesters hard
Only five of the state's 34 oyster or shellfish areas are open. While the season runs from Nov. 1 to April 30, many areas have been closed since mid-December
Canada agrees with France to retain catch levels in second-largest cod fishery
The 3Ps cod stock has remained in the critical zone since the early 2000s, however fishing mortality is at its lowest level in decades -- Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans
