By Tom Seaman

As Viciunai scrambles to keep Russian market supplied, its European managing director says retailers face empty shelves on some seafood products, especially chilled and fresh

World’s largest tuna canner ups its branded tuna sales in Q2 on lower raw material prices y-o-y, with frozen shrimp business in US also strong

Charoen Pokphand Foods reported a surge in net profit in its Q2, as it forecasted stronger results for its shrimp operations in the second half

By Neil Ramsden

Packers willing to pay to secure small sizes, so farmers harvest early, causing something of a shortage on larger sizes; should last into September

The islands off Cuba will invest some £125m over four years to create two operations, hoped to reap annual export earnings of over $200m

Combined, the 100 companies on our ranking this year had revenues of nearly $100bn, up by $1.8bn from our 2013 report

Louisiana authorities have decided to open the state’s inshore white shrimp season this year on Aug. 18

By Matt Whittaker

Ohio-based Inland Shrimp Company is looking to lender financing for $1.7m to get a Midwest fresh-shrimp farm up and running

By Tom Seaman

All containers of seafood and trucks of salmon that don’t clear Russian customs by midnight Friday will have to be sent back or diverted, even if they were ordered before the sanctions were put in place, Undercurrent News understands

By Tom Seaman

Russia’s sanctions may be put in place to hit western raw material suppliers, but its own processors will suffer a big impact from the rushed sanctions that don’t exclude processed seafood, sources say