By Tom Seaman

Despite a strong operational performance, payments flowing to shareholders Premium and a coalition of First Nations groups saw Clearwater report a loss in Q3 and for the year so far

Despite being an exceptionally valuable month for Norwegian seafood exports, many wild-caught species saw exports drop in the wake of limited catch

In what was the most successful single month on record for seafood exports, fresh cod continues to do well, while returning Mediterranean demand buoyed sales of clipfish and salted fish

After catches of almost 6,000t were heralded as promising signs for the coldwater shrimp fishery, NAFO has now closed it, saying it will continue to work on management

By Neil Ramsden

Turnover and profits were up year-on-year for the UK-headquartered processor, but offset by declining sales in Denmark, and the subsequent disposal of the division in Q4

By Neil Ramsden

There was a moratorium on fishing there since 2011, and only very limited landings in 2020; but 2021 has seen only a few fishing trips take a good haul

By Neil Ramsden

European sources report prices have finally responded to the ease of COVID-19 lockdowns with a sustained lift, and with more expected to come

'I believe two new shrimp trawl licenses can alleviate the difficult situation the shrimp industry in northern Norway is in' -- the minister of fisheries

In August, export volumes of clipfish to the main markets of Portugal and Brazil more than doubled after a difficult year for sales of preserved fish

United Certification Systems has ruled that, barring any objections, Russia's landings of Barents Sea coldwater shrimp will be able to carry the MSC ecolabel