2024 coldwater shrimp event moved from Grimsby to Amsterdam
The International Coldwater Prawn Forum will now take place in the Netherlands in November 2024
Coldwater shrimp arriving in UK lift in price as Canadian supply falls short
One source reported that contract prices being paid by UK processors were lifting as buyers had to shop around to replace Canadian supply, while others said simply that the market was moving well on decent demand
Leroy misses Q3 earnings targets, reduces harvest guidance again
Despite achieving record revenue, Leroy's earnings fell well short of both guidance and previous quarters, which the firm attributed to 'challenging biology'
Clearwater ups Q3 earnings by 55% amid strong snow crab, scallop sales
Clearwater, the largest shellfish harvester in Canada, reported a 55% increase in earnings for Q3 of CAD 18.5 million due to strong sales of snow crab and sea scallops
Premium returns to seafood M&A with Quebec supplier deal as Maine lobster tempers Q3
Premium Brands has returned to dealmaking in the seafood sector, revealing the acquisition of a Quebec supplier in its Q3 results, which were held back by Maine lobster catches
Greenland set to bring coldwater shrimp quota to below 100,000t by 2025
The Greenlandic government's surveys indicate that the quota for 2024 should be 95,000t; however, its management plan prevents a year-on-year quota drop this steep
Canadian scientists deliver dire report on Gulf of Saint Lawrence shrimp, add to redfish pressure
'I would say the very best-case scenario, based on our proposals, would be a 2/3 reduction from last year's TAC. And it could be even more dire than that' - Jason Spingle, FFAW
Baffin Fisheries $52m trawler launched in Turkey
At 80 meters long, the Inuksuk II will be the largest fishing vessel ever to sail in Canadian waters
Canadian company orders $70m trawler from Spanish shipyard
The new vessel for the Qikiqtaaluk Corporation was designed by the Norwegian firm Skipsteknisk
Final report of Newfoundland fish price-setting review team delayed
A final report from a team assigned to review the fish price-setting mechanism in Newfoundland and Labrador won't come until Oct. 30