Salmon Scotland has urged the Scottish government to block plans to increase rents for salmon farms that will cost the sector 'tens of millions of pounds'

Biofish said it had 'received a significant increase in requests for new deliveries of smolt' since losing, and 'more firm contracts are thus expected to be formalized'

Niels G. Stolt-Nielsen, CEO of the group that bears his name, will continue in charge until a successor is named

By Neil Ramsden

Navico's full-year profits after tax were also down 37% at VND 127.9 billion, or $5.6m, while Q4 also saw construction commence on its collagen and peptide plant

By Neil Ramsden

The company is ready to build its recirculating aquaculture system, supplied by Billund, in Farsund, on the southern tip of Norway

By María Feijóo

The price for small-sized European seabass from Turkey, Greece and Spain, as traded in Spain, rose further to €5.90/kg in week three

By Neil Ramsden

For 'Veganuary', UCN spoke with Maarten Geraets, managing director of Thai Union Group's alternative proteins division

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

Green crabs are a chronic US problem that has decimated the soft-shell clam industry in the Gulf of Maine and caused a 70% mortality rate on scallop beds in Connecticut

By María Feijóo

After a drop in the first week of the year, vannamei shrimp prices in Thailand rebounded across all sizes in the following week, a trend that continued also in week three