‘Atmospheric rivers’, low prices drown out early part of US Dungeness crab season
'Nobody's moving' -- long-time California crab harvester Dick Ogg
US Atlantic salmon import prices jumped after consecutive four-month drop
The average price paid for US imported Atlantic salmon jumped 5% in November after four consecutive months of declines, reveals the latest data from NOAA
US shrimp imports, prices continue steep, ragged descent in November
'The supply/demand relationship will right itself over time. We expect to see a period of lighter year-over-year imports' -- Joe Rosenberg, co-president, CenSea
Trade insights: Ecuador’s November shrimp exports flat y-o-y
For the first time in over two years, Ecuador's shrimp exports did not grow compared with the same month the year prior, according to the latest trade data
As US Atlantic salmon import volumes continued climb, prices descended
'This is a very personal opinion, but I think salmon consumption at home, it's like chicken today. It's more regular' -- Sebastian Goycoolea, BluGlacier
Trade insights: China’s frozen shrimp imports pass $5bn in 2022
Another significant milestone the data reveals is that imports Ecuador have now surpassed half a million metric tons
Inland employees lost millions over ‘massively inflated’ $92m sale price, lawsuit alleges
When contacted by Undercurrent News, Inland Seafood's founder and CEO Joel Knox and the company's attorney described the lawsuit as groundless
Gulf of Mexico shrimpers, scientists unite to fight black gill infestation
The black gill is a single-celled parasite that kills shrimp or weakens them to make them more susceptible to prey
Wind turbine, right whale advocates clash over proposed Atlantic buffer zone
The proposed zone would safeguard whale reproduction and feeding areas, but could also cut turbines from up to nine developments
Cajun seafood restaurants worry about Alaska’s canceled snow crab season
'We have snow crab sandwiches and tacos, which are 80% of our menu' -- Gwen Woods, co-owner, Crabby Shack