Vietnam on track to boost seafood exports 5.5% to $7bn
Vietnam will export more than $7 billion worth of seafood this year, an increase of 5.5% on 2015, according to the producers and exporters association
Vietnam eyeing more pangasius sales to Russia
Vietnam's seafood export group believes that pangasius producers can find opportunity in Russian markets due to the country's ongoing import ban on most western seafood
Slade Gorton CEO urges congress to act to repeal catfish inspection changes
Slade Gorton's Kim Gorton has publicly denounced congressional inaction over a recent regulatory change that put the US Department of Agriculture in charge of catfish regulation
GOAL blog: India ramping up pangasius output; Indonesian tilapia production closing on China
Undercurrent News is reporting live from the Global Outlook on Aquaculture Leadership conference taking place from Sept. 19 to Sept. 22 in Guangzhou, China
Former Nolan Seafoods MD sets up rival firm
Derek Hutchins, who parted ways with Nolan last December, launched Seafood Sourcing in May; the firm buys and processes whitefish, pelagics and salmon
Nigeria looks to boost local fish production, curb reliance on imports
West African nation is looking to boost research into the local production of species as a way of weaning itself imports
New US rule could hamper wild catfish industry
The new federal rule could make it harder to control the blue catfish population, an invasive species in the US south
Drop-off in Chinese interest creates struggle for Vietnam pangasius farmers
Pangasius farmers in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta have suffered losses and are heavily indebted due to a drop in demand in the Chinese market
US catfish firm recalls products over chemical scare
Louisiana-based Haring Catfish is recalling approximately 21,521 pounds of catfish products that may be adulterated with a residue of public health concern
Mississippi producers see US catfish demand holding up
US demand for catfish is holding up and Mississippi producers are enjoying healthy margins as feed costs stay low and available pond acreage trends downward