Prices of black tiger in India's state of Odisha are up by 200% since the same time last year, in part due to shortage caused by cyclone Phailin

Charoen Pokphand Foods reported a 10% rise in third-quarter net profit thanks largely to a divestment that offset the impact of shrimp disease

Indefinite ban on the importation of all live shrimps is paying off, as exporters cash in while the Philippines remains 'uniquely' disease-free in Asia

By Victor Jimenez

In its viability plan, PwC says Pescanova has already opened conversations with creditors of the Chilean subsidiaries and the proceedings trustee

By Eva Tallaksen

Shrimp is now 'more expensive than gold', jokes one producer, as exporter says there is no light at the end of the tunnel

By Eva Tallaksen

Two of China’s largest shrimp producers claim to be increasingly focusing their efforts on their home market, citing easier product requirements and growing consumption

By Eva Tallaksen

Armed with its own hatchery, farms and factories, Blue Archipelago's strategy is to develop a new biosecure and environmentally sustainable farming model, while building a brand

Tough operating climate for Gorton’s and Unisea in frozen food, pollock supply see income of Nissui’s US businesses dive to a break-even level for Q2

Strong pricing for salmon, trout and shrimp drive H1 result for the world's largest seafood company, in turnover 

Strong performance in domestic businesses, driven by rising prices in salmon, shrimp, sees Nissui back in black for Q2, ahead of forecast