Boston 2025 in 5: Naera looks to compete in jerky space with crunchy seafood snacks
Catch the Current is feasting on Icelandic crunchy fish bites in our final installment of 'Boston 2025 in 5'
South Korea surpasses Japan as key market for Norwegian seafood, driven by fresh salmon
'Unlike Japan, which prefers long-term contracts of three to six months, Korea engages in more dynamic spot trading' -- Johan Kvalheim, regional director for Japan and South Korea at the Norwegian Seafood Council
Survey: Salmon remains top pick among conveyor-belt sushi diners in Japan
A 2025 survey by Maruha Nichiro Corp. found that salmon remains the most popular topping among Japanese conveyor-belt sushi diners for the fourteenth consecutive year
Boston 2025 in 5: Smash It builds on viral burger craze with salmon-infused patties
Smash It creator Monica Talbert is helping the seafood industry take on the "Smash Burger" trend
New York inspects Bronx seafood dealer, finds more undersized lobsters
The US state's Department of Environmental Conservation donated 168 undersized lobster to a non-profit organization
Avramar reopens Spanish bass, bream juvenile facility
Avramar Spain has officially resumed operations at its pre-growth facility in the port of Carboneras, Almeria
Perception of seafood as a ‘luxury’ item hurts sales, reveals new FMI report
Consumers are watching their wallets, and despite lower prices, seafood is still viewed as an 'indulgence,' according to FMI, the Food Industry Association
EU also launches image-improvement campaign for aquaculture
The campaign, announced the same week as a similar effort in Norway, will focus on mussels, trout, clams, seabream, oysters, carp, salmon, meagre and seaweed
UK retailer Morrisons to close 35 fish counters in cost-cutting effort
The PE-backed company has proposed closing 35 fish counters, among other moves, over the coming months
Princes to explore new pack formats, diversify seafood offerings
Newlat plans to explore new pack formats and further diversify in seafood at its UK subsidiary, moving beyond standard tuna offerings, as well as sign longer private-label contracts