Apr 30, 2024 05:53pm

The commercial fishing ports, in the US state of Alaska and Massachusetts, led all others in commercial seafood landings by volume and value

By Kirsten Dobroth

Amendment 16 establishes federal management for the Cook Inlet Economic Exclusive Zone for the upcoming salmon season

By Barb Dean-Simmons

The Environment Canada weather service has a strong wind warning in effect for an area off the coast of Prince Edward Island

Euro USA's infractions have compromised the integrity of fish and fishery products, rendering them adulterated, the federal agency has advised

Gwozdz is leaving Fortune to become senior director of perishables at BJ's Wholesale Club, based in Massachusetts

By Suisan Keizai

The total supply of salmon and trout -- both domestic production and imports -- should reach just over 385,000t for the 2023/24 season (from May to April)

'They are afraid processors are going to use other species as a threat' -- Matthew O'Leary, Rough Water Traps

The federal budget announced in April set aside CAD 463.3 million ($338.61m) for small craft harbor repairs over the next three years

By Lewis Hu

China-listed seafood company Joyvio Food remains at risk of delisting due to its inability to address all inquiries from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange

By Jason Huffman

The USDA has now paid $62.8 million for 26.5m lbs of Alaska pollock since the beginning of the current fiscal year on Oct. 1, 2023

By Jason Huffman

The same thing happens every year. 'As new seasons kick in and the international marketplace knows the new seasons are kicking in, they insist on lower prices' -- Stewart Lamont, Tangier Lobster

By María Feijóo

Prices for 60-count shrimp in the country rose to THB 132.50/kg in week 17

By Matilde Mereghetti

Nauterra -- formerly Grupo Calvo -- has expanded its operations across Latin America, particularly in Brazil, which accounted for nearly half of the company's total sales in 2023

By Neil Ramsden

Vietnam's export volumes are up quarter-on-quarter, but despite a strong proportion of those being value-added, export prices are still down

Plans are underway to renew and plan development projects both in Lithuania and in the Baltic and Western European countries, the company said

By María Feijóo

Prices for European seabass and seabream from Turkey, Greece and Spain, as traded in Mercamadrid, Spain, continued with no changes between April 22 and 28

A new report detailed a prolonged cluster of 20 human listeria infections across Europe since 2019, with cases identified in Denmark, Germany and Italy

By Neil Ramsden

US firm Stavis Seafoods has announced the promotion of Juan Lopez, vice president of purchasing, to the role of CEO

By María Feijóo

Prices for gutted, iced European plaice -- the most significant volume going through the Pefa system -- drop across all sizes, as did prices for common sole from Dutch vessels between April 22 and 28

By Matilde Mereghetti

Retailers are taking advantage of relatively low prices; brands are trying to regain the market share points they lost last year when prices went over $2,000/t

'Informed speculation' has David Mair, former CEO of Skellerup Holdings, as the frontrunner to be named the new boss of New Zealand fishing giant Sanford this week

By Lewis Hu

Nordic Aqua's salmon debuted on the wholesale market in Shanghai at prices higher than for Chilean salmon but lower than fish imported from Norway and the Faroe Islands

By Suisan Keizai

Those 7,000t of farmed coho salmon from Chile will be imported alongside some 2,000t-3,000t of trout from Chile, Turkey, and other regions

Undercurrent News presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Monday, April 29

By Matilde Mereghetti Apr 29, 2024 04:41pm

A combination of smaller sizes and low coho prices are pushing Chilean Atlantic salmon prices downward at a time when low supply normally boosts prices

By Tom Seaman

Whereas prices for US PBO pollock fillets are down and the surimi market 'dire,' H&G prices of $1,700-$1,800/t were being discussed at SEG

The US state of Alaska continues to fight a federal government decision to allocate thousands of square miles of coastal area for the protection of ringed and bearded seals

Offshore wind developers agreed to pay $3.5 million to seafood harvesters in Rhode Island in late 2022 to offset any potential harm that might be caused by cable connecting their turbines to land-based stations

By Masahiko Takeuchi

Industry sources at Seafood Expo Global warned that Japan could eventually lose supply sources

By Jason Huffman

The two wharves have handled an average of 786,499 pounds of lobster annually based on a record of landings kept between 2015 and 2023