DataSalmon: Chile salmon price to Brazil keeps rising in week 11
DataSalmon's data for week 11 of 2022 shows the beginning of the decline in spot prices for the US market, and for China, but no such stall in Brazil
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
Bumble Bee targeted for alleged false marketing claims in lawsuit
'Bumble Bee and its supplier and parent company FCF have a long history of engaging in and/or allowing unfair and dangerous labor practices' -- a lawsuit asserts
Malaysia among most promising new markets for Alaska pollock
A new report gives the Association of Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers, the US pollock sector's marketing arm, a market development road map of places to go to promote its products for the next 18 years
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
Newfoundland snow crab price negotiations $1.16 apart, widest gap ever
The US ban on Russian seafood means more concern than usual for the final price decision due from NL's Standard Fish Price Setting Panel by no later than April 4
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
UK fishing body warns gov’t over fuel price crisis as some fishermen see costs treble
The NFFO has written to the fisheries minister warning that for some vessels, the point at which it becomes uneconomical to go to sea has already passed