Aussie seafood sector will lose out unless FTA with China is inked soon
Australia's seafood industry would lose out from any delay of the signing of a free trade agreement with China, says the managing director of an lobster exporter
Beston debuts at heavy discount amid doubts over Chinese economy
Weak listing performance underscores investor reluctance to embrace companies counting on Chinese demand
Haikui withdraws shares from Frankfurt stock exchange
China-focused fish processor plans to withdraw shares, launches share buyback program before the delisting takes effect
Namibia puts lobster fleet under surveillance
Namibia's ministry of fisheries is putting rock lobster vessels operating mostly near Luderitz, a harbor town in the country's Southwest
Orion deal takes Chicken of the Sea Frozen Foods to around $1bn turnover
The acquisition of Orion and organic growth means Chicken of the Sea Frozen Foods will be around $1bn in annual turnover, could be Thai Union’s biggest division
Aussie rock lobster fetching high prices
Australian western rock lobster has fetched unseasonably high prices for the last month of 2014
Lobster too expensive for Australians, as Chinese demand increases
Price of Tasmanian Rock lobster has been skyrocketing due to the ever-increasing demands from China, putting it beyond the reach of Australians
M&J deal has Fresh Direct CEO looking beyond sales target of £500m
Fresh Direct will be around £400m in turnover with addition of M&J and two other former Brakes companies, meaning CEO of enlarged group is looking to up five-year-plan turnover target
Sapmer transfers tuna fleet to Seychelles; could sell two seiners
China show can surpass Brussels, double size in new expo center
The China Fisheries and Seafood Expo, which celebrates its 20th year in 2015, has scope to pass Brussels as the world’s largest seafood event in a new venue