Norwegian salmon farmer Nordlaks has taken delivery of, and is now stocking, the world's largest offshore aquaculture platform -- a design named Havfarm 1.
Guangdong Evergreen Group is one of China's largest aquafeed and aquaculture firms. Undercurrent News visited the firm's headquarters in south China in fall of 2018
Zhoushan National Pelagic Fishery Base is China's largest fishing industry development on the country's eastern seaboard. Undercurrent News visited in September 2019
Visit on Aug. 23, 2016 to Granjas Marinas' San Bernardo shrimp farm in southwest Honduras. San Bernardo is the largest shrimp farm in the Central American country.
Despite cancellations due to fears over fresh terrorist attacks, the seafood sector's largest global event attracted over 22,160 buyers and sellers, according to its organizers.
Undercurrent News visited Empresas AquaChile's farm at Abtao Island in the fall of 2014, before the company announced its plans to merge with Marine Harvest Chile.
Wholesaler Pangea Shellfish gave Undercurrent News a tour of its Boston operations in March, shortly after the 2015 Seafood Expo North America trade show.
As of February 2015, the £3 million project has just four unfilled units remaining, and has opened its seafood training school.
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In October 2014, shrimp exporter Omarsa gave Undercurrent News a look at its processing facility in Duran and its organic shrimp farm on the outskirts of Guayaquil.
Undercurrent News was on hand to watch the unloading of American Seafoods' Northern Eagle catcher-processor as it finished up the 2014 hake season in November.
In August 2014, Agropesca del Peru showed Undercurrent News its giant squid processing within the tour organized for buyers and journalists by the exporters’ association Adex.
During a visit in August 2014, Thai shrimp farmer and former colonel Paisarn Wong-wassana explained how his shrimp farming method boosts survival rates.
Only fresh sardines caught at daybreak are processed at this Galician factory. Undercurrent News toured the plant in June 2014, during the sardine canning season.
Island Creek Oysters grew to be a household name in the oyster world in just over a decade's time. Undercurrent News visited them in the spring of 2014.
A former lobster fisherman, Neil Zarella today runs this $20 to $25 million company from an office in a processing facility in Boston. Undercurrent News paid a visit in early 2014.
Sapmer inaugurated its new factory in Port Louis, Mauritius, in November 2013. Journalists were also shown onboard its sixth tuna freezer purse-seiner, Belle Rive.
Seattle Fish Company's personality lies in its love of seafood's lesser known and more interesting species.
Undercurrent News visited them in November 2013.
Undercurrent News visited shrimp farms of Omarsa, Songa and Crimasa during the week of the XV Ecuadorian Aquaculture Conference and Aquaexpo 2013, which ran from Oct. 28-31.
In its 18th year, the China Fisheries & Seafood Expo has grown to be the world’s second largest seafood trade show, surpassing Boston, and second only to Brussels.
Peru may be known for its fishmeal and fish oil industries, but inside processing plants in the northern city of Piura, companies are processing a diverse array of both farmed and wild local harvests.
Troutlodge was born in Eastern Washington, when a WW II flight instructor began experimenting with aquaculture. Undercurrent visited the site in September 2013.
WM Morrison Supermarkets is the first UK retailer to own a seafood processing plant and is making big plans on fresh and online expansion, seen as boosts for fish sales.
The Shetland-based branch of Norway's Grieg Seafood is the largest salmon producer on the island. It owns 48 sites spread across seven clusters, including offshore farms.
Viciunai is thought to be the world's largest surimi producer. Undercurrent News visited the company's vast processing complex in Plunge, Lithuania in July 2013.
On Nov. 6, 2012, Wm Morrisons Supermarkets, the fourth largest chain of supermarkets in the United Kingdom, unveiled a revamp of its seafood range and in-store display.
Morpol's plant in Ustka is the world's largest salmon processing site. Undercurrent News took a tour in October 2012, covering about two miles in the process.
At the start of October 2012 the Norwegian Seafood Council took UK chippy owners onboard a trawler and inside a factory in this Norwegian fishing town.
“I am envious of this generation,” said Lech Walesa, speaking at the opening of the factory in Grudziadz in September 2013
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