Ocean Garden, Guolian ink deal to sell Mexican shrimp, other seafood in China
A unit of Chinese seafood giant Zhanjiang Guolian Aquatic Products and California-based Ocean Garden Products will partner to distribute Ocean Garden's Mexican shrimp in China
Australasian abalone supplier builds sea urchin plant in Tasmania
Australasia’s largest abalone processor, the result of a merger between Australian and New Zealand-based suppliers, has built a new AUD 1m processing facility at in Tasmania
Private equity invests in acquisitive South African fishing, farming firm
Private equity EXEO Capital has invested an undisclosed amount in TerraSan Group, a South African seafood firm with fishing, processing and aquaculture assets
Three California poachers fined, two jailed over abalone
Two owners of California seafood restaurants and a third man that had to be rescued from a cliffside at 2 a.m. have been sentenced for poaching endangered abalone
US bill would accelerate SIMP deadline for shrimp imports
In the hustle and bustle to reach a budget deal, US shrimp importers fear Congress will pass a measure that gives them just 30 days to comply with new recordkeeping rules
South Korea launches export brand K-Fish in China
South Korea's government has launched its national fisheries export brand, K-Fish, at a trade show in Shanghai, China
Moana NZ pays out record dividend on flat profits
'Strong profit' was driven from growth of over NZD 3 million more than expected in the ready-to-eat side of the business
Aussie taxpayers could be hit with bill for cleanup of failed abalone farm
Australian taxpayers may be left to pay for the cleanup of a failed abalone aquaculture venture off the state's west coast after it went broke for a third time
Major abalone producer opens processing plant in southern Australia
The southern hemisphere's largest abalone producer has invested AUD 1 million to create a processing plant that will handle expanded farming volumes
Western Australia abalone world’s first to gain MSC
Greenlip, brownlip and Roe’s abalone are world's first to join the certification program