US wholesale: Shrimp sellers bullish as India, Indonesia, Vietnam drive small September import gain
The US imported 71,136t of shrimp worth $572.1m in September 2024, 0.58% more volume and 1% less value than the 70,727t worth $579.4m imported in September 2023
US scallop landings weak in week 44 but better than before
'This tight supply has redirected focus to smaller sizes and imported products, continuing to drive up prices for those segments as well' -- Lorin Castiglione, Undercurrent News' head of price reporting
Polluters to pay $10m to restore Washington state bay, boost seafood species
Contractors are working to restore areas critical to marine and coastal wildlife that also support local fisheries
Vietnamese seafood sector sees export growth in Q3
Vietnam's seafood sector continues to grow, driven by strong Q3 financial results from leading companies and increasing year-end export expectations
Shrimp prices in Thailand stable for smaller sizes, but 60-counts see jump
Prices for shrimp in Thailand's wholesale market remained largely stable for most sizes, but the 60-count variety saw a notable price increase
Indian shrimp exporters keep fingers crossed for kind Trump US presidency
Many anticipate a resurgent US economy under the new president, but his fondness for tariffs could either help or hinder India's market access
Indonesia’s new gov’t plans aquaculture growth
Indonesia's new president, Prabowo Subianto, has reappointed Sakti Wahyu Trenggono as fisheries minister, tasking him with revitalizing the nation's aquaculture industry
Indonesia shrimp sees widespread price decrease in week 45
Shrimp prices in Indonesia have experienced a decline so far in week 45, with prices dropping across all major shrimp-producing regions
Premium Brands sees Q3 sales value hike, volume drop from higher-priced lobster
Premium Brands, a sandwich supplier to Starbucks, saw high lobster prices drive Q3 sales value but hit volume
Trade insights: Ecuador’s shrimp exports see double-digit drop in September
Ecuador's frozen shrimp exports fell 11% year-on-year in September, driven by weaker demand from key Asian markets