Chinese freshwater fish prices surge amid increasing demand
Average wholesale prices of four freshwater fish in China have jumped almost 40% from the previous year, with grass carp up about 60% y-o-y
Prices double in China for biggest farmed fish species amid shortages
Prices of one of China's staple freshwater fish have doubled as stricter fishing controls and the last year's disrupted aquaculture season cause supply shortages.
Mexican gov’t announces start of fishing season, expects 5% production growth
Mexico's authorities have announced the start of the fishing season for species such as tilapia, catfish and spiny lobster
Raw material costs push Chinese fish feed prices higher after ‘golden week’
The price of aquafeed in China has recently increased as the costs of raw materials, such as soybean meal and corn, have picked up after the Labor Day 'golden week'
Aquafeed sales boost bottom line at China’s Haid
The Chinese feed giant performed strongly in 2020, with a 10% increase in aquafeed sales, especially in crab, shrimp and high-grade fish feed
Germany’s Bluu Biosciences raises €7m to produce cell-based fish
Bluu Biosciences, which claims to be the first cell-based fish biotech company in Europe, plans to produce cell-based salmon, trout and carp
China freshwater fish prices see ‘unusual’ post-Lunar New Year surge
High demand, low supply, and increasing farming costs have prompted a freshwater fish price rise after the holiday, with industry insiders describing the trend as 'unusual'
China’s domestic farmed seafood prices surge ahead of Lunar New Year
The price and demand for China's domestically farmed seafood are surging as the Lunar New Year approaches
China tilapia sector optimistic despite Guangdong output drop
Farmers in China's Guangdong region predict a decline in tilapia output amid severe cold weather and lower profitability but processors are optimistic due to recovery in demand
Aquafeed prices rise in China as fishmeal costs pick up
At least nine feed manufacturers and suppliers from Hainan, Wuhan, Jinzhou, Tianmen, Zhongshan and Yunnan announced an increase in feed prices of CNY 75 to 300/t