By Tom Seaman

Bad weather has delayed the construction of a second land-based shrimp farm module in Texas, part of a project to farm ten million pounds by 2017

SeaSam Food AB positively concluded Friend of the Sea audit for greasy back shrimps, Indian white and giant tiger prawns

By Jeanine Stewart

Painting the entire industry with a broad sweeping bush does an injustice to those that treat their workers fairly, CEO of Walmart supplier told panelists at seminar during Boston seafood show

Tighter resources of raw materials leading to higher raw material costs, as well as intense competition resulting in lower selling prices, impacted full year results

SCB Securities maintains its buy rating on the firm, which should be favored by low tuna prices and higher margins

By Neil Ramsden

Thai giant says downgrading does not necessarily mean private sector would refuse to trade, but admits negative feelings could prohibit business

By Tom Seaman

Three major processors have closed plants and all are cutting production and shifting approaches, with farmers treading carefully post EMS as prices begin to cool down

Thai Union aims for sales of $4 billion in 2014, up 9% from 2013, with an estimated gross profit margin of at least 14%

Frozen processor teams with drinks giant on ‘Guinness Distinctive Seafood’ range of products

The Global Aquaculture Alliance is spearheading a case study to identify the shrimp-farming practices that prevent the manifestation of early mortality syndrome