By Neil Ramsden

National Council for Peace and Order has put funding to the department of fisheries to focus on shrimp breeding, farm maintenance

Indonesia and Vietnam continue to make inroads into US market share of others, with drops in May for Thailand, Ecuador, India

By Tom Seaman

Thai crop survival rate appears to be at least 70%, says managing director of Siam Canadian, but packers are worried on possible small size focus

French group, InVivo NSA, is on lookout for deals Mexico and surrounding countries but immediate priority is to boost its share of the shrimp feed market in the region

By Alicia Villegas

Argenova shrimp fishing subsidiary was the strongest last year, while shrimp farms had a positive end-year, due to an increase of production and firm prices

The western white shrimp has been introduced into Fiji thanks to the ease of its farming, says country's fishery officer

Thai firm is confident that sales will grow by a strong 15% this year, especially after it makes it clear to buyers that it does not condone the use of illegal labor and denounces slavery

By Eva Tallaksen

Suspension caused by continuing military regime comes as Thailand faces loss of all preferential tariff agreements on shrimp and tuna exports to the EU from 2015

By Tom Seaman

A big request for quote from a US retailer caused shrimp prices in Asia to rise, with Indian packers short on small sizes and other offers also coming in

By Tom Seaman

‘If buyers were held to same standards they place on Thai packers, should consumers boycott them because they wear cotton uniforms or drink coffee on break?’ says founder of Shrimp Trader