Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Thursday, July 21:

Walmart global seafood sourcing exec follows Sam's buyer out the door

Another senior seafood purchasing executive has left US retail giant Walmart, Undercurrent News has learned. 

After the recent exit of Sam's Club's buyer Dan Underkoffler Jr, Ramesh Subbiah, who has been senior director of global food sourcing focused on seafood for Walmart since 2013, is also leaving. Click here for the full story. 

UK's Russian tariffs won't hit Birds Eye fish fingers, Chinese double-frozen fillets

While direct UK imports of Russian whitefish will be subject to additional 35% tariffs, value-added products using raw materials from the now pariah nation processed in third countries won't be hit. 

So, breaded fish produced in the EU based on Russian raw material -- such as Birds Eye branded fish fingers from Nomad Foods produced in Germany -- will continue at 0% duty for UK sale, according to a document from Seafish seeking to clarify the situation. Click here for the full story. 

Newfoundland battle boils over, causes minister to order review of fish price-setting panel

The system for determining how dock prices get set in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador -- home to important snow crab, coldwater shrimp, lobster, Atlantic cod and other species' fisheries -- could be one small step closer to big changes as the vicious fighting between harvesters and processors continues to boil over. Click here for the full story. 

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