By Eva Tallaksen

Despite reports of recovery among Thai shrimp farms, light in tunnel is still dim, says source, while another reported seeing 'no sign of it'

Crop holiday will be imposed from end of November to February next year, says authority, adding this should be viewed as preparation 'for a bumper crop in 2014'

By Tom Seaman and Eva Tallaksen

Heiploeg’s controlling banks are in midst of plan to break company into two for sale, complicated by the prospect of a €27m fine for involvement in a price fixing cartel

By Tom Seaman

One of Europe’s largest shrimp suppliers has three months to pay a €27m fine for price fixing, which it claims it is considering appealing against

By SeafoodNews.com

Temporary halt is not likely to be major market changer, argues John Sackton, adding that India's biggest challenge will be tackling its 'tremendous' black market of shrimp seed and unapproved broodstock

By Tom Seaman

As authorities in India are ordering emergency measures to prevent and control the spread of EMS, speculation is the disease could have been caused by smuggled postlarvae

Citing need to 'prevent / control' spread of EMS, Indian authority is ordering officials to confiscate some stock and enforce a crop holiday, among eight measures

Vietnam's largest shrimp exporter benefited from a world shortage of vannamei in its third quarter 2013, profits up 700%

Charoen Pokphand Foods plans to invest THB 50 billion during 2014-2016 to expand the capacity of its feed, farm and food businesses

By Neil Ramsden

The high prices and supply shortage in warmwater shrimp is giving coldwater a chance to 'claw back' its market share