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From Boston to the Black Sea: Dutch shellfish giant on hunt for new markets in 2022

One of the biggest shellfish businesses in the Dutch mussel capital of Yerseke is looking further afield for new sales this year, with the lucrative US market firmly in its sights

By Dan Gibson | May 31, 2022 10:55 BST
Simon Joseph, international sales manager for Roem van Yerseke at Seafood Expo Global 2022. Credit: Dan Gibson/ Undercurrent News
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BARCELONA, Spain -- In a small Dutch village of just under 7,000 inhabitants, you will find one of Europe's biggest shellfish hubs.

This village is Yerseke, in the southern province of Zeeland; and, in the words of Simon Joseph, international sales manager for integrated shellfish producer Roem van Yerseke, it is home to "seven families who fight each other" [...]

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