But NGOs were united in declaring the cuts made were not enough, and that overfishing remains a real threat

By Neil Ramsden

Sources believe sales prices still have another 10-15% left to rise before they are in balance with the price of raw materials, which are set to remain scarce for a few months

By Jason Huffman and María Feijóo

The US import shrimp train has started rolling again, and prices are as high as they've been in almost four years, reveals the latest update by NOAA of its seafood trade data

By Tom Seaman

Dutch supplier Seafood Connection is said to be the favored bidder in long-running sale process run by KPMG

This summer, Norway and the UK agreed to 'the most comprehensive free trade agreement ever, with the exception of the EEA agreement'

Driven by strong European demand, exports of fresh, frozen and salted cod all increased in the sector's strongest ever November

By Tom Seaman

A US-based private equity is in talks to add a large Canadian coldwater shrimp plant part-owned by two big seafood firms to its current snow crab and lobster processing holdings

By Tom Seaman

Sykes Seafood has closed a deal for a wholesaler with a strong position in the sale of frozen shrimp and other seafood to foodservice in the UK and Ireland

The country's Institute of Nature has recommended that quotas of 115,000t and 3,000t are again put in place in the west and east fisheries, respectively

By Tom Seaman

Allen Townsend has parted ways with UK shrimp supplier The Big Prawn Co., where he has spent the last two and a half years