Four major seafood buyers join High Liner in its partnership with the Wild Salmon Center’s Salmon fishery improvement project 

By Victor Jimenez

Financial analysts celebrated Marine Harvest's listing on the New York stock exchange, but warned of higher market pressure in store for the world's largest salmon farmer

Chilean Atlantic salmon fillets exported to the US went up to $5.35/lb, with coho prices flat to Japan 

By Alicia Villegas

Salmon farmer of Pescanova’s former subsidiary Pesca Chile was declared bankrupt on Jan. 28, according to a Chilean regional newspaper, although its plant will be in activity to guarantee the company's sale at better value

The fishing crisis reduced landing figures to about 2.9 million of metric tons, representing a decrease of 21% year on year and 31.7% less than the 2008-2012 period's average

The company expects losses of about $2.5 million, as Sernapesca has activated an enhanced surveillance protocol in other farms from the Chilean region of Chiloe

By Alicia Villegas

Chilean salmonid production is projected to grow 6.4% in 2014, according to Subpesca, while analysts expect a flat increase for Atlantic salmon and a steep fall for farmed trout and coho

Chilean coho prices to Japan increased to JPY 750/kilo, while Chilean Atlantic salmon fillets exported to the US also went up to $4.99/lb

By Jeanine Stewart

Both Pacific Seafoods' Gustavo Ross and Rabobank's Valeria Mutis agree Chilean farmers have reached much better sanitary conditions during the second half of the year than the first

Three environmental groups have filed a lawsuit challenging Canada's decision to approve GM salmon eggs production