Promises to take back control of UK waters and increase quota shares while minimizing trade impacts is 'starkly at odds with the reality of what has been achieved'

By Neil Ramsden

Denmark's FF Skagen saw significantly better results in 2021 than during the 'disaster' that came before, with reasons for optimism in 2022

By María Feijóo

'When you divide Ecuador's total shrimp production by the number of hectares the country has, the average production rate per farm is still very low' -- Gabriel Luna

Michael Szemerda will oversee all environmental and regulatory programs, industry certifications and sustainability initiatives for Canada's Cooke

Marel now owns 100% of fellow Icelandic fish processing equipment provider Curio

By Jason Smith

Advisor Ignacio Kleiman said the transaction allows Cooke to exit what is for them, a 'non-core' business, and generally makes all four parties better off

By María Feijóo

Argentina's red shrimp harvesters foresee lower catches in the provincial waters fishery this year due to bad weather and a season that could end in the first fortnight of February

'The situation continues to unfold, and we are deploying best practice measures to counter the heat of summer and other contributing stressors'

The legislation would let harvesters start hauling their traps as early as 4 a.m.

Riverence, the US' largest grower of rainbow trout and steelhead, is teaming with a food tech company for an environmentally-friendly, sustainable supply of fish feed additives