Culmarex unveils €8m investments into hatchery, plant
Spanish farmer says €1.5m and €6.5m investments have given it world's biggest bass and bream plant and Spain's largest hatchery
Maintaining prices ‘vital’ for Greek bass, bream producers’ survival
Keeping prices above €5/kilo should be producers' focus right now, sources told Undercurrent News, amid fears a drop in prices could derail much needed restructuring and consolidation of industry
Selonda hails higher score over Turkish seabass, bream in taste test
Fish from Greek producer scored higher than its Turkish counterpart during taste test at Culinary Institute of America
Arabian Gulf nations to fund Oman, Yemen aquaculture project
Regional fund to be established to allow countries to contribute; first multi-species project set to produce 18,000t of fish by 2018
Selonda to be taken over by banks
Thirty-three years after its foundation, Greek bass and bream farmer is about to pass into the hands of creditors, as part of a restructuring of its debt
Turkish bass, bream exporters in bullish mood: it’s reality check time for EU competitors
Turkish sea bass and bream farmers are gearing up towards added value products, now that their share in traditional but also new markets seems secured
FAO: Aquaculture can boost Central America income
Farmed production of shellfish, sea bass, octopus maya, tilapia and sea cucumber has growth potential, says UN organization
Biomar: Banks need to act faster to rescue Greek aquaculture sector
Negotiations with banks to restructure bass and bream producer Dias have yielded little progress so far, said Biomar Europe deputy president Carlos Diaz
Mercabarna to invest €0.8m in fish business on back of 4% drop in 2013
Mercabarna, which describes itself as world’s second most active fish market after Tsukiji, plans to invest €0.8m in its fish business this year, as part of plans to reinvent itself as fresh food redistribution center for international markets
Dias gets more breathing room
Managing director says Dias remains confident of agreement as banks agree to extend its bankruptcy protection from creditors just one day ahead of court hearing