By Gary Morrison

Besides allocations, importers are using price hikes as a tool to try and limit buying pace

By Jason Huffman

'I read it as an arrival deadline. There is no automatic exception from tariff actions for goods that are in transit at the time the new tariffs go into effect' -- Jessica Rifkin, Olsson Frank Weeda

By Suisan Keizai

Amid US tariff turmoil, the Vietnamese shrimp firm is adding a new 30,000t shrimp processing plant, raising total capacity to 121,000t, as Japan surpasses the US as its largest market

By Neil Ramsden

The demise of the Indonesian aquaculture tech 'unicorn' has seen some funding rounds halved and others even quartered, according to Yield Lab Asia-Pacific's Claire Pribula

By Lorin Castiglione, Gary Morrison and Ben Fisher

UCN's week 16 price assessments and market wrap-ups for US wholesale prices for crab, salmon, shrimp, frozen lobster, groundfish, farmed whitefish, scallops, crab and salmon are available on our new platform

'You see yourself in the mirror and when you do something wrong, you know that you're not proud of yourself,' Gibran Huzaifah told Bloomberg

By Lewis Hu

Wholesale prices of imported frozen shrimp in China have begun to rise after several weeks of decline, driven by depleting inventory levels in the downstream market

By María Feijóo

Vannamei shrimp prices in Indonesia have edged higher at the start of week 16, reflecting a modest upward shift in the market

Singapore-based Vertical Oceans has installed its AkuaTower and a robotic gantry system in a new commercial-scale shrimp farming facility as it looks to grow its operations

By Tom Seaman

There's widespread confusion in the sector about whether July 9 is an arrival or a shipping deadline to avoid tariffs of over 10%