By Matilde Mereghetti

Neil Bohannon, Princes' commercial director for seafood, says high tuna prices will likely continue. The group recently approved a €12m investment at its processing sites in Mauritius

By Matilde Mereghetti

Princes exec Neil Bohannon told Undercurrent the group's canned seafood sales are likely to benefit, as almost a third of British consumers intend to buy more canned goods over the next year

By Neil Ramsden

Fishmeal and fish oil prices were particularly favorable, and the canned fish business recovered well in the second half with supply having normalized

By Matilde Mereghetti

Frinsa, one of Spain's largest canned fish and seafood manufacturers, is looking to make Lakeland, Florida, the home of its US operations

By Louis Harkell

Chile-based pelagic fishing company FoodCorp and Norway's Orivo are aiming to improve traceability by using DNA analysis to guarantee the region and species of fish used in fishmeal.

By Tom Seaman

A German investment firm has snapped up Appel Feinkost, a market leader in the country for canned pelagic fish and tuna

By Louis Harkell

Undercurrent News is reporting live from this year's IFFO conference for the global marine ingredients industry, the first major gathering of the sector since 2019's event in Shanghai 

By Nick Sambides Jr.

'We thought this would be a really great space to capture the hearts and minds of younger Americans, in wanting to try new fish' -- Nola Martin, vice president of marketing, Ocean Brands

Several Japanese companies have partnered together to launch the Japan Hokkaido Sardine Fishery Improvement Project

By María Feijóo

Chile's Blumar Seafoods saw its half-year earnings increase by 2% year-on-year thanks to a higher turnover in its fisheries segment and greater salmon sales