Atlantic H&G cod, haddock prices up 54-140% since US order on Russia
Russian H&G haddock prices have seen the biggest percentage increases since the US executive order, despite cod being higher overall, as Russian haddock was not included
Aquaculture feed producer Zeigler names new head of global sales
Aedrian Ortiz Johnson will lead the sales efforts of the US feed manufacturer out of Mexico
Trump administration can create ‘opportunities,’ ‘challenges,’ Vietnam exporters warned
In 2023, Vietnamese seafood exports to the US were valued at $1.56 billion
High Liner to continue retail push in final stretch of fiscal year
'We will continue with promotional activity at a slightly higher pace in Q4 because we're seeing the positive effects. It's driving overall higher gross margin dollars' -- Paul Jewer
US aquaculture sector hopes for boost from Trump’s ‘America First’ agenda
'I assume that the Trump administration's goal is to protect and create American jobs, not punish American consumers' – Marianne Naess, Great Northern Salmon
Red Lobster CEO debuts new menu on NBC’s Today Show
'Relevant, compelling and exciting is what we want Red Lobster to be' -- Red Lobster CEO Damola Adamolekun
Strong Ecuador shrimp feed sales offset Q3 volume falls elsewhere for BioMar
BioMar's Q3 saw a decline in sales volumes year-on-year but strong earnings once again, meaning it is still heading for a strong full-year result
BioMar’s owner to look at separate listing for feed firm
If Schouw & Co. eventually decides to pursue a separate listing of BioMar, it intends to remain the majority shareholder and will continue to support its development, said the feed company's CEO
Aussie gov’t pledges $18m for Macquarie Harbour as retailer grilled on salmon supply
On research institute insisted a sustainable aquaculture sector in the harbor simply isn't possible, while almost 40% of Coles' shareholders supported a resolution that calls on the company to address sourcing impacts
Mowi’s Irish license applications to be reconsidered after 13 years
A judge said it would be wrong to ask Mowi to submit all-new applications and will ask the relevant bodies to reconsider applications first made in 2011 for an €8.9m farm