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Daily recap, June 13: US swimming crab ‘is back’; Irish mussel sector expected to consolidate

Undercurrent News' EMEA editor Neil Ramsden rounds up the biggest seafood news stories from Monday

By Undercurrent News | June 14, 2022 08:23 BST
Swimming crab vessels rest in the water in a conservation bank near, Chumphon, Thailand, at sunset. Credit: Horizonman/Shutterstock.
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Monday, June 13: 

US swimming crab 'is back' with imports up, prices down, but what's that just ahead?

The US market for imported blue swimming crab appears to be returning to more normalcy as prices have dropped and volumes continue to escalate well beyond those seen last year. But a new set of circumstances has several veteran industry experts scratching their heads about what's potentially coming next [...]

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