Counterfeiters deter Chinese crab firm from Singles’ Day
Yangcheng Lake hairy crab was the most popular product sold on JD and Tmall during Singles' Day; but one firm refused to participate due to proliferation of counterfeiters
Damaging TV show still hurting Vietnam’s pangasius sales to Spain
As of Nov. 15 export value dropped by 73% y-o-y, bumping the market from the third-biggest importer of Vietnam’s fish in the European bloc down to the sixth
Canadian lawmakers also victims of seafood fraud, study suggests
Canada has a seafood fraud problem, and its members of parliament are not immune, a recent study proves.
Odisha reportedly given ‘thumbs up’ for exports to EU
Indian state seems to have been given 'positive sign' from EU delegation, one news site reports
ITC starts sustainability map, invites seafood sector to connect
The International Trade Center, a joint agency of the World Trade Organization and United Nations, created an online platform where companies can profile sustainability credentials
EU’s health, food audits team kicks off Indian inspection tour
The European Commission's visit to India -- to assess the quality control methods for shrimp being exported -- is slated to start Nov. 22 in Odisha
Oregon sees reduced toxins in water, reopens mussel fishing
The entire Oregon coast of the Pacific Ocean is now open for commercial and recreational mussel harvesting
GAA: Dr. Oz show comments about tilapia ‘unfortunate’
Dr. Mehmet Oz should visit a Best Aquaculture Practice-certified tilapia farm in China sometime, suggests Steven Hart, VP at the Global Aquaculture Alliance
South Korea to launch global promotion of seafood in Los Angeles
South Korea will launch global promotions for a new quality seafood certification program with an event Thursday, in Los Angeles
True North recalls smoked salmon product over listeria concerns
A unit of New Brunswick, Canada's Cooke Aquaculture is recalling its Toppers Smoked Salmon Flakes seasoned with lemon and dill