Red king crab prices falling on increased quota, slack demand, Russian supply
An increased quota for Alaskan red king crab will likely be just one of the factors that pressures prices this year
Illegal Russian crab levels drop to ten-year low, estimates WWF
Progress on knocking down the amount of illegal Russian crab traded worldwide continued in 2013, and while data is yet unavailable for this year, Russia's planned crackdown is gaining speed
WWF Report: Illegal fishing puts Russian crab stocks at risk of collapse
Rampant illegal fishing is putting crab stocks in the Russian Far East at risk of collapse, WWF 'investigation of trade flow' report shows
Maryland crab prices declining as catch increases
Crab prices in Maryland are on the decline as the number of crustaceans caught increases and demand dips
Alaska Bering Sea snow crab TAC raised nearly 26%; other quotas also raised
Authorities have raised the Bering Sea snow crab total allowable catch (TAC) by nearly 26% and boosted quotas for other crab fisheries for the 2014-2015 season, which begins Wednesday
NFI Crab Council welcomes new APRI executive director
Fisheries scientist to lead supplier association aiming to improve blue swimming crab fisheries in Indonesia
Bristol Bay red king crab TAC up 16%
Supply also boosted by opening for the St. Mathew Island blue crab after last year's closure, but the Pribilof District remains closed for the second year in a row
Contradictory survey data trends leave Alaska crab quotas uncertain
The opening of the 2014-2015 Alaska crab season coming on Oct. 15 is drawing a lot of interest in the upcoming announcement of crab quotas
Japan to implement Russia agreement for combatting illegal crab sales
Japan plans to make "every effort" to implement the country's agreement with Russia on combating illegal sales of crab, a spokesperson said on Monday
Soft-shell clam industry gets a break as green crab population diminishes
Maine's lucrative soft shell clam industry breathes a sigh of relief as a major ecological threat dies down