Even Austevoll owner Helge Mogster adds to the fire by stating he does not like seeing Cermaq being chipped away to foreign hands

Meanwhile, analysts speculate on the possibility of competing bids emerging from companies such as Leroy and Salmar, while politicians stir up opposition to foreign ownership

Lower prices and delayed slaughtering due to Russia ban will lead to lower sales and harvesting than expected in third quarter of the year, and for 2014 as a whole, says salmon farmer

By Tom Seaman

Big players within the sector have dominated M&A in salmon farming. The move from the Japanese trader could ‘plough the way’ for others outside the big ‘pure farmers’ to get involved

By Eva Tallaksen

The seven salmon producers listed on Chile's stock exchange earned a combined of almost $50m in the first half of 2014, reversing losses of around nearly $89m from the same time last year

The impact from a warming effect in the Northern Pacific remains unclear as scientists work to understand the mysterious phenomenon

Marine Harvest has bought the former Pescanova Chile salmon assets Acuinova Chile, currently in bankruptcy, for $120m

By Eva Tallaksen

Increase of $1 in prices to Brazil confirms talk by Undercurrent sources that Chilean packers asked Brazilian buyers to renegotiate prices in wake of ban in Russia

By Jeanine Stewart

Influx of pink salmon shipped abroad boosts the numbers with a 302% rise, with Thailand emerging as a target market

By Matt Whittaker

True Nature Seafood executives say they are focused on moving past a four-year old seafood mislabeling case that will cost the company more than $1.4m