By Jeanine Stewart

Peruvian producer is doubling production at plant and plans to open cold store in China, all the while aiming to turn a page on fishmeal and oil dominance

By Jeanine Stewart

Company hopes to push sales of branded cans, which, at just over $1 in price, were aimed at combating malnutrition, especially among Andean population

By Eva Tallaksen

Appointment of Isaac Finger puts two China Fishery Peru executives at the head of Copeinca

Government's plan to reduce imports by 25% every year would cause 'severe shortages', and appears poorly thought-out, warn analysts

The accord opens to European fleets the waters of Mauritania, but leaves octopus fishing aside, a condition that will cause job losses in Spain, critics warned

Arturo Natho Gamboa takes over helm of Corpesca, replacing Mujica who had resigned in wake of corruption scandal

Atlantic salmon rose by nearly half in value from January to August, but wild fish landings, especially for pelagics, dived

Fisheries ministry is drawing up new management system plan for stock, which accounts for half of country's $600m seafood exports

Meeting agrees to revise catch levels for cephalopods and lower fees for European artisanal fishermen, as EU parliament is due to vote on controversial fisheries partnership in October

Good catches of jack mackerel and sales of fishmeal and oil offset large losses in Atlantic salmon and trout for Chilean producer