High costs incurred by Vietnam’s shrimp exporters on lawsuits and administrative procedures as part of US anti-dumping legal process have discouraging effect

Indian seafood exporters fear the strengthening of the rupee against the dollar will cause a volume drop in shipment, considering product has become costlier for buyers

India plans to grow its seafood exports to $10bn by 2020, as tripling in value of vannamei shrimp sales drives 2013 export value up 30% y-o-y

Authorities believe it can achieve output 37% higher than in 2013, as rising prices tempt farmers back into operation

By Tom Seaman

Krustagroup MD hopes ultimately seafood and sauce range can find markets outside of Spain, such as the UK

World's biggest shrimp farmer aims to generate three quarters of its sales from abroad within give years, in part to offset slow domestic demand

By Tom Seaman

Crunch on raw material supply in EMS-hit Thailand sees CP Foods make a tough decision on the workforce and production at a shrimp plant in Mahachai, Thailand

By Eva Tallaksen

Near $1 billion venture to farm 300,000 tons of shrimp aims to fill anticipated supply shortage as China demand booms in next few years, and claims its re-circulation system boasts 'markedly lower mortality rates'

By Tom Seaman

Two former Heiploeg executives are fronting bids to acquire Morubel, up against one from the company’s current management

By Tom Seaman

Shrimp production in Mexico in 2014 is expected to be in line with the low levels of 2013, as EMS continues to hamper farming and buyers in the country look outside for product