By Cyrus Chan

Legend Holdings subsidiary Agri-Joyvio said the company had passed the most difficult period as the global salmon market price has gradually recovered from the pandemic year

'The findings in this study suggest that the management of Listeria risk in RTE fish products requires further attention'

By Louis Harkell

One of the UK's largest mussel farmers says it feels 'left out in the cold' by the UK government as it tries to save its business from collapse after a ban on exports of its mussels to the EU

Russian Fishery Company is set to sell over 300t of pollock surimi to the domestic market in this quarter and aims to produce 4,000t-5,000t surimi this year

'Over 50% of our nation’s seafood comes from Alaska’s waters and we want to re-assure markets ...' -- Jason Brune, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation

Japan has banned black rockfish shipments from Fukushima after a specimen caught off the prefecture was found to have traces of radioactivity

By Matilde Mereghetti

The Thai group has outsourced manufacturing of some of its John West branded tuna cans in Ecuador, which benefits from a free trade agreement with the UK

Japanese seafood giant Maruha Nichiro has reported three coronavirus cases this month as the fourth wave of infections has seen in Japan

By Cyrus Chan

Alibaba-owned retailer Hema has seen more young Chinese consumers moving to ready-to-eat food since the pandemic began

The poisonings came from the same batch of imported Vietnamese tuna loins