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
Week 46 farm-gate shrimp roundup: Vietnam prices keep rising with India stable, Indonesia dips
Vietnam's farm-gate vannamei shrimp prices continued their strong upward trajectory in week 46, widening the gap with other major producing regions, according to Undercurrent's latest global round-up
Cape Verde aims to revive Atunlo tuna processing plant with Spanish support
Cape Verde's government has expressed strong interest in revitalizing the Atunlo tuna processing plant in Mindelo, a facility with capacity to process 200 metric tons of tuna daily
US seafood champions blame 3.4% consumption dip on artificial pandemic high
'The modest decline in seafood consumption reflects an unusually high pandemic-year consumption rate rather than waning enthusiasm for seafood' -- Sarah Crowley, Seafood Nutrition Partnership
PE-backed UK retailer Morrisons parts ways with seafood veteran
UK retailer Morrisons has parted with seafood veteran Phil Nickells, who was running buying for its processing plant in Grimsby
Production begins at First Seafood’s newly acquired Danish plant
First Seafood, a rapidly growing Norwegian salmon processor, continues to expand its operations with strategic investments across the Nordic region
Europe’s coldwater shrimp prices continue firm with all material in high demand
Demand continues to outweigh supply, especially for single-frozen shrimp and the largest double-frozen, sources told Undercurrent News
NGO produces first Aussie tuna brand sustainability ranking
The Australian Marine Conservation Society has ranked the country's tuna brands according to sustainability criteria, grading them on a red, amber, or green scale
US shrimp processor expands retail footprint to 200 Whole Foods stores
Prime Shrimp says its move capitalizes on consumers' increasing demand for convenient seafood options
Canadian seafood sector expects little impact from British Columbia port lockout
A business advocacy group warned, however, that the labor dispute could lead to plant closures and inventory shortages across the Canadian economy