NFI projections confirm price hikes, tighter supply for world’s whitefish in 2022
Four out of six fish in a group of major whitefish species are expected to see supplies tighten in 2022 with price hikes in the cards for all six
GSMC 2022: US Gulf of Mexico shrimp landings continue to slide
Undercurrent News is reporting live from US National Fisheries Institute's annual Global Seafood Market Conference
American Seafoods draws from EDF in hire of first chief sustainability officer
Tim Fitzgerald worked more than 18 years at the Environmental Defense Fund before joining American Seafoods in September
Qingdao port reopens for Russian trampers with pollock cargo
China's Qingdao port officially reopened to Russian trampers on Jan. 11, following the opening of Dalian port on Jan. 10
Dalian port reopens to Russian trampers in boost to pollock industry
The reopening on Jan. 10 allows an important trade route bringing pollock to the seafood hub to resume operations after a ban that lasted for over a year
Inventor of short track in US pollock’s Jones Act dispute says CBP encouraged him
A Customs official 'quipped that the rail 'could be 100 feet or 100 miles or anything in between' -- Neil Bickford, former transportation consultant
Trade insights: China’s H&G pollock import deficit still extremely high
Pollock industry experts reckon the continued deficit will leave China short of raw material going into 2022
Researchers working to turn fish heads, bones into good food
Humans directly consume about 35% of all seafood harvests with the rest going to lower value uses
‘Wild’ label, not just sustainability, seen as big part of Alaska pollock’s appeal
Customers really dig sustainability, and those who sell Alaska pollock need to go deeper into that aspect of their messaging for the greatest chance of success
155 salmonella cases traced to Denver seafood distributor
Seafood counters in Albertsons, Safeway and Sprouts grocery stores in Colorado reportedly sold the tainted products to consumers