By Tom Seaman

Yihe’s president Steve Chen makes play to depose receiver James Wong and take control of $40m-$50m inventory, in latest twist in legal battle involving Walmart salmon supplier

By Victor Jimenez

Demand from developing countries, particularly Brazil and Russia, will eat almost 25% of Cermaq's coho sales, the Norwegian aquaculture company says 

Strong prices in Norway and Canada and improved results in Chile for Cermaq, ex-Ewos, saw the now-only-farming company turnaround a Q3 2012 loss, still missing analysts’ consensus

By Eva Tallaksen

Trout exports from Chile are expected to drop by 42% this year, while coho is forecast to drop 23%

Chilean coho prices to Japan went down for the third straight week after a 30-week climb that ended the week of Oct. 25

Chuck Bundrant names his son Joe CEO of Trident Seafoods, references tough climate in which Trident is ‘blessed to be diversified and financially stable during a time when much of our industry is struggling’

By Alicia Villegas

The industry is losing $1 per kilo produced, according to the Chilean undersecretary of Fisheries Pablo Galilea

By Victor Jimenez

The Calgary-listed enterprise saw a drop of the fixed value given to a $10-million convertible debentures issued in September to finance its expansion in fish farming

Six of the top salmon companies in Chile use just less than one third of the concessions they own, with 137 out of the 465 concessions owned among them in use

Coho prices to Japan went down again after almost 30 weeks of gains, according to prices collected by the Chilean salmon exchange