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Daily recap, May 17: UAE oyster farmer hires firm to break into US market; Russian Aquaculture ‘well-positioned’ for growth

Undercurrent editors roundup the key seafood news stories from the previous day

By Undercurrent News | May 18, 2021 07:05 BST
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Monday, May 17:

UAE oyster farmer hires firm to break into US market, expand sales globally

United Arab Emirates-based Dibba Bay -- which maintains its headquarters as well as its processing, depuration and harvesting facilities in Dibba, in the emirate of Fujairah, on the Gulf of Oman -- has hired Kingsbridge Strategies, a father- and son-run New York City-based consulting firm specializing in seafood, agriculture, trade and government relations, to help it break into the US, Europe, Asia and other markets. Read this in full here [...]

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