By Neil Ramsden

The latest report from Rabobank expects good demand to support high prices with salmon supply set to be tight and shrimp supply increasing in the first half of 2022

Kruger Brothers Ship Supply was mainly a purveyor for commercial fishing boats, including those going on long scallop trips, before it closed in 2019

The shareholder group's initial offer of NOK 105 per share was conditional upon no higher bid coming in; Mowi's bid of NOK 110 per share made the group's bid redundant

Undercurrent News is featuring 'Fish Factor', a weekly column featuring the reporting and perspective of Alaska seafood journalist Laine Welch

Among the rejected proposals: having ships carry observers and unload only in ports instead of at sea to giant refrigerated vessels

By Jason Huffman

The ruling addresses an aquaculture site that had been operating outside of its earlier boundaries for at least 18 years without penalty

By Tom Seaman

Espersen will not take non-MSC certified cod and haddock, which means a price differential is likely in 2022, the company's CEO told Undercurrent News

Though spot prices in the Far Eastern, North-Western and Central regions moved down in US dollar terms due to the latest weakness in the Russian currency

The company's chair sees shrimp harvesting starting the year off well, and notes more processing capacity should 'reduce the problem of shrimp product stagnation'

Atle Eide has been appointed by the Zimbabwe-based tilapia farmer -- recent recipient of a $7m investment -- as the new independent chairman of the board