Chile Atlantic salmon prices to US nudge up after four weeks of decline
Atlantic salmon fillets to the US went up to $4.91 per pound in week 16, $0.70 above the previous week
New rules put Galician trout producers at risk of closures
New regulation proposed by local authorities could lead to the closure of several aquaculture sites, as they would not be able to make use of any water from rivers during the summer months
Aquachile calls for further consolidation in Chilean salmon industry
Aquachile argues that a new wave of consolidation is necessary so Chilean salmon producers can strengthen their position in international markets with growing demand
Chile salmon executives expect positive 2014 on back of higher prices, lower costs
As production costs have dropped and the prices trend is increasing, Chilean salmon players have positive outlook on the industry
Cermaq proposes new chairwoman as Bard Mikkelsen to step down in May
Board election committee proposes Rebekka Glasser Herlofsen as new chair as Bard Mikkelsen decides not to stand for re-election after six years in the role
Salmon farmer buys research site from Ewos
Bolaks will use research facility owned by feed producer outside of Os in southwestern Norway to produce smolt
Ocea, Bremnes Seashore team up for thermal, green sea-lice solution
Salmon farmer will apply Ocea's thermal and medication-free delousing solution, which Ocea says is already successfully used in Chile, in Norway
Invermar lone exception as Chile salmon producers rack up losses for 2013
With a gain of $7.2m, Invermar stood out from its peers in 2013 as Australis Seafoods, Multiexport Foods, Aquachile, Blumar Seafoods and Camanchaca all ended the year in the red, albeit showing a big recovery from 2012
Chilean coho, trout prices to Japan increase
Chilean Atlantic salmon exported to the US went down to $4.84 per pound, confirming the decreasing price trend, after three consecutive weeks of falls
Restoring 29% of NE Atlantic stocks could cut EU fish import dependence by three months
A New Economics Foundation report claims waters in the Northeast Atlantic hold the key to expand supply to a further 100 million consumers in the Old Continent