US black tiger buyers watch raw material price surpass market levels
During buyers' hunt for disappearing black tiger shrimp last year, prices on the prized species crept up at an even faster rate than the rocketing white shrimp industry's
Malaysian official casts doubt over shrimp project
Profitability of $110m shrimp project in northern Sbah is doubtful, says former environmental development minister
Mitsubishi sets up new seafood JV in China
Japanese conglomerate teams up with Zhejiang Ocean Family for new Chinese seafood processing venture, to tap into China sushi, sashimi demand, using salmon, tuna and shrimp from Mitsubishi farms
US shrimp market picks up amid holiday uncertainty
The US shrimp market is picking up after a quiet period, multiple sources told Undercurrent News
Thai Union’s Chansiri warns of ‘likelihood’ of downgrade on US people trafficking report
There is a 'strong likelihood’ Thailand will be downgraded to tier-3 in US ‘Trafficking in Persons’ report next year, says Thai Union's Chansiri
Is the industry over the worst of EMS? Review a year of news coverage
As shrimp farmers everywhere hold their breath in anticipation of a cure, look back at Undercurrent News coverage of the disease's development
Top 100 stories of 2013: High Liner-American Pride deal breaker; HuffPo pickup for Contessa range; A ‘new lobster’ in shrimp
Shrimp prices rocketed, deals were broken, suppliers were ditched: Review the top 100 most-read stories on Undercurrent News for 2013, with exclusives dominating the list
Thai shrimp production drops 54% in 2013
Thai shrimp production plunged to 250,000t due to the spread of early mortality syndrome in shrimp hatcheries
Darden to spin off Red Lobster
Red Lobster, one of the world’s largest shrimp buyers, is to be sold or spun off, as parent Darden cracks under pressure from an activist investor
Spanish shrimp processor Gambastar faces challenges by opening new markets
Three years ago, Spanish retail giant Mercadona was the vast majority of the business of Gambastar -- now, that's far from the case, but its CEO says it's better for it