Europe’s coldwater shrimp prices continue firm with all material in high demand
Demand continues to outweigh supply, especially for single-frozen shrimp and the largest double-frozen, sources told Undercurrent News
US shrimp processor expands retail footprint to 200 Whole Foods stores
Prime Shrimp says its move capitalizes on consumers' increasing demand for convenient seafood options
Maiden voyage for Canadian trawler stalled by engine trouble
The Inuksuk II spent two weeks in port in Greece when it ran into engine trouble while homeward bound from Turkey
Royal Greenland CFO’s departure part of leadership consolidation at Nuuk headquarters
Nils Duus Kinnerup, Royal Greenland's chief financial officer, is stepping down after 17 years with the Danish company
Greenland cuts 2025 shrimp quota, further 2026 dip remains likely
The Greenland government has proposed lowering the shrimp quota for West Greenland for the upcoming year to 89,687t
Fisheries reform won’t prevent Royal Greenland replacing sunken vessel
The sinking of the trawler Lomur has impacted catch rates this year, and Royal Greenland is actively seeking a replacement even with fisheries reform now in place
Canadian redfish fleet complains that fishing rules result in empty nets
Under the current rule, harvesters must fish at depths of at least 164 fathoms, but the fish are in more shallow waters
Royal Greenland to resume selling Canada site post-investigation into fire
The firm's CEO has confirmed that the investigation into what happened in Matane, Quebec, is ongoing, but the plan is to resume sale talks when able
Canada’s Baffin Fisheries ready to fish with new hotel-like trawler
Baffin Fisheries, the leading commercial fishing enterprise in Northern Canada, took delivery of the 80-meter-long Inuksuk on Monday (Sept. 30) at Tersan Shipyard in Turkey
Royal Greenland targets more retail sales with certain segments’ demand strong
'We are definitely seeing a growing consumer preference for sustainably sourced seafood; that aligns with our strengths, and for premium species like ours, we see a more positive picture than in the past year'