EMEA editor Neil Ramsden brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week

Last week's most-read story was the news that the wholesale prices for Norwegian snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio) might be the cheapest in the US for now, but one big importer doesn't believe it'll stay that way for long. "The product quality has been very good, especially this year and last year," said Roman Tkachenko, CEO of Bellevue, Washington-based Direct Source Seafood. "The pricing being cheaper than Canadian is just [the] market condition today," he said. "Product cost was cheaper than in Canada this year and people can sell cheaper. I do not think this will stay this way next year as we believe the quality of the product is as good as gulf crab."

Late last week and over this weekend just gone, Undercurrent News was live from the 2024 Shrimp Summit, held at the ITC Grand Chola hotel in Chennai, India, June 27-29. The summit is hosted by non-profit The Center for Responsible Seafood, led by former Global Seafood Alliance president and founder George Chamberlain. Catch up on all the latest from that event here [...]