By Lewis Hu

Venezuela's government will permit its largest shrimp exporter to resume shipments to China, but only under strict advance payment conditions, following the controversial seizure of the company last month.

By Tom Seaman

Espersen's new CEO is building a management team to face an unprecedented cod shortage in 2025

By Neil Ramsden

Shellfish aquaculture company Yumbah has taken over East 33, a Sydney rock oyster producer in which it previously held 37.5%

By Louis Harkell

Vietnamese farm-gate shrimp prices retreated from recent highs, leading a mixed market performance across major producing regions, according to the latest global round-up from Undercurrent News

'Live snow crab is of increasing interest in Asian markets, and market access to China represents enormous potential for Norwegian exporters' -- Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Marianne Sivertsen Naess

By Tom Seaman

Week 49 saw further increase in the prices for frozen Norwegian and Russian H&G haddock on tiny volumes, with cod from both countries seen stable at the current record levels

By María Feijóo

According to recent auction data, both plaice and sole have seen price drops during week 49

It's one of the lowest percentages in recent years as the fishery has typically achieved around 90% of its limits in recent years, Tradex Foods reported.

By Amanda Buckle

One of the Peter Pan Seafood Alaska processing facilities involved in the EPA violation was bought by Silver Bay Seafoods earlier this year

By Jacob Resneck

'Everybody's on a standby, waiting and hoping for the best' -- Dick Ogg, Bodega Bay Fishermen's Marketing Association