Norwegian frozen cod, coldwater shrimp exports surge in August
It was also a strong August for overseas sales of clip fish, salted fish and coldwater shrimp in what the NSC described as 'the best single month of all time' for Norwegian seafood exports
Panel discusses permanent closure of Maine northern shrimp fishery
It's been eight years since there was a shrimp fishing season in the Gulf of Maine
UK frozen seafood importer eyes sale
A UK frozen seafood importer based in London's famous Billingsgate fish market is in the midst of a sale process, sources told Undercurrent News
Royal Greenland content that Canadian shrimp can supply UK for 2022
Sources had told Undercurrent that supply out of Canada looked tight this year, but a Royal Greenland exec has reassured Greenlandic media
Sykes plans to triple UK shrimp processing capacity after distribution center deal
Sykes is investing £35m in a shrimp distribution and processing expansion in the UK rather than building a new plant from scratch, the company's CEO and owner told Undercurrent
Morubel takes Cooke’s shrimp business past $200m with more deals in pipeline
The buyout of Morubel takes Cooke to CAD 270 million -- or $210m -- in shrimp sales, but the Canadian seafood giant is just getting started
NL processors: Harvesters should resume selling shrimp at NL plants
'I thought they wanted our plants open to sell to' -- Derek Butler, Association of Seafood Producers
Clearwater holds onto snow crab inventories as prices keep falling
The Bedford, Nova Scotia-based company is coping with the tumult in the market by postponing sales of the species and holding onto inventories until prices stabilize.
Royal Greenland’s Jarding defends Newfoundland plant’s purchase of offshore shrimp
'Lately there has been thrown much stain on Royal Greenland by [the Fish Food and Allied Workers] ...' -- Simon Jarding, Royal Greenland
EU bottom trawlers pledge to take EC to court over closure of 94 fishing areas
'If the Commission finally takes the unilateral decision to close those areas to bottom fishing, that will leave us with no choice but to go to court as that would be illegal'