Tariffs beginning to get priced into seafood M&A, creating bottlenecks for deals
'What we're starting to see now, generally speaking, is companies delaying some CAPEX projects, and maybe they're not going to be as aggressive for 2025' -- Michael Richard of Wells Fargo Bank
China tariffs threaten to ‘destroy’ Canadian seafood firm
'It will totally destroy our business' -- Sam Gao, president of Atlantic Sea Cucumber Inc.
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As Chinese fleet swarms, Argentine province signs deal with controversial fishing company
The agreement bucks local concern it will encourage further illegal fishing by Hongdong Fisheries and other Chinese distant-water firms
Wholesale salmon prices in China rebound in week 11
The wholesale price of Atlantic salmon in China rebounded in week 11 after experiencing two consecutive weeks of decline
Trump threatens to tariff Russia after starting work on sanction removal
US president Donald Trump appears to be using a carrot-and-stick approach to get Russia and Ukraine to negotiate a cease-fire deal
US wholesale: Initial release of January Ecuador shrimp exports shows divergence of sources, US pricing
Initial estimates show Ecuador exported 102,145 metric tons of shrimp in January 2025, valued at $545 million. This would be 8% more volume than in December 2024 and 14% more than in January 2024, based on preliminary data
Chinese shrimp farmers experience roller coaster in early 2025
The price of farmed vannamei shrimp in China has experienced a roller coaster-like fluctuation in the first few months of 2025
Size of Trump’s tariffs for Canada, Mexico, China in doubt as deadline nears
"[Trump] is sort of thinking about right now how exactly he wants to play it with Mexico and Canada, and that is a fluid situation" -- Howard Lutnick, US commerce secretary
Amid tuna scarcity concerns, American Samoa rep urges Trump to reopen Pacific Remote Islands monument to fishing
A tax break proposal for StarKist's American Samoan operations and a $107 million grant to develop a tuna migration tracking system are among measures being implemented to bolster the tuna-fishing sector in the Pacific