Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Thursday, July 22:
Pollock factory trawlers' hefty margins at risk as climate warms, Russia investsGlobally, factory trawling for pollock is a good business with sizable margins in large part due to the species' popularity, scale and sustainability. But the estimated 27% earnings before interest and tax that pollock trawling companies in the US and Russia typically enjoy is under increasing threat, according to Planet Tracker, a London, UK-based financial think tank that's studied the subject. Read the full story here.
India's SEAI advises exporters to avoid China after wave of temporary suspensionsChinese customs have temporarily suspended imports of more than 50 Indian shrimp exporters, claiming to have found traces of COVID on their outer packaging. Read this in detail here [...]
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