Greek bass, bream farmers fear another challenging year ahead
Greek fish farmers worry about increasing competition, rising production costs and Russia's invasion of Ukraine
NRS will press ahead with acquisition of Salmonor, even as majority owner tells it not to
Norway Royal Salmon has said NTS' push to delay the former's deal for Salmonor would hurt shareholder value, and so it will do its best not to comply
With $300m Multi X deal, Cargill enters fish farming with ‘CPG mindset’
Cargill's seafood plans are in full swing, Tim Noonan, the managing director of seafood within the ag giant's Protein and Salt division told Undercurrent News
Whale entanglements force halt to almost all California Dungeness harvests
The whales got tangled up in Dungeness fishing gear off San Mateo County and in Monterey Bay
Thai vannamei shrimp prices dive further after slight rise
Ex-farm vannamei shrimp prices in Thailand fell across all main sizes in week 12 after a slight rise during the previous week
Blumar limits impact from Ukraine turmoil as Chilean farmers shift sales away from Russia
Despite Russia accounting for 7% of Chile's total salmon exports, producers have been able to relocate sales volumes from this market to others, Blumar's commercial manager said
Statt Torsk accelerates harvest plan, plots weekly deliveries from H2 onwards
The cod farmer completed its third batch of pilot production in January this year, but is now looking to accelerate its goal for year-round deliveries of cod
Salmon Evolution completes first smolt stocking
The major land-based facility at Indre Haroy has taken in roughly 100,000 smolt at an average weight of 300g, the company said
Chinese aquafeed giant calls for tax parity with pork, poultry
Tongwei Group, China's largest producer of aquafeed and photovoltaics, has urged the Chinese government to cut taxes for aquaculture companies
Merged life off to bumpy start as NTS finds NRS uncooperative
NTS -- which owns 68.14% of the shares in Norway Royal Salmon -- said it was 'disappointing' that it has had to 'demand' an extraordinary general meeting