Icelandic Seachill-owned brand featured on UK ‘CoolBrands’ list for second consecutive year, picked up consumers and a panel of style experts and celebrities

Torben Svejgard, who has been group CEO of Danish feed giant Biomar since 2008, has resigned from his position in order to focus on a career as a full-time board member

By Jeanine Stewart and Alicia Villegas

Exporters are bullish as volumes are up strongly since Russia's Aug. 7 ban; although one importer believes increase has settled and volumes will resume to pre-sanction levels

By Alicia Villegas

Turkey's largest seabass, seabream producer Kilic Deniz says it is negotiating with European retailers to supply ready-to-cook products

By Eva Tallaksen

From being a pioneer in Mediterranean aquaculture, Selonda has become the fist company in Greece to pilot a new restructuring model that banks will seek to replicate to other industries

By Eva Tallaksen

Nireus now has to follow same path as Selonda, for the companies to merge and pave the way for a national champion, says John Stephanis, who is stepping down after 33 years

By Tom Seaman

Cooke Aquaculture has created a new position, senior vice president of global sales, as it continues to expand farms and sales network around the world

By Eva Tallaksen

Banks set to own 82% of Greek bass and bream farmer as a result of €50.4m debt recapitalization and restructuring, while founder and CEO John Stephanis said to be stepping down after 34 years

By Eva Tallaksen

Amid tough times for Greece's aquaculture, industry welcomes new law that could cut time needed to obtain a license from three years to just one year, and hopes it will boost for sector's competitiveness

By Jeanine Stewart

Keep tuning in for updates as Undercurrent News reports from the trade show in Hong Kong, which has grown to 200 exhibitors this year