By Tom Seaman

Alimex Seafood is upping its focus on processing Atlantic and Pacific cod, as its CEO says there is a future in China for producing ‘high quality’ double frozen products, despite pressure sector is under

By Neil Ramsden

Marketing and sales companies sign up to Fisheries Iceland, the result of a merger between the federation of Icelandic fishing vessel owners and the federation of Icelandic fish processing plants

By Alicia Villegas

With just one month before new labeling regulation comes into force, there is still uncertainty on whether gross weight is to be declared in glazed seafood and what freezing date will be used for double frozen, unprocessed fillets

Interim measures imposed while a long-term plan is fleshed out for the fishery, which is facing near commercial extinction

By Jeanine Stewart

Yilufa export manager emphasizes the companies' financial woes are not the result of internal issues but rather the symptom of widespread industry problems in China stemming bank lending cut-backs and European buying limitations

Most analysts are positive about seafood supplier, citing its aggressive goal to grow earnings through cost cuts and its continued expansion into the US through acquisitions

Processor recalls products sold in Irma and DognNetto

By Tom Seaman

Turnover for its seafood processing plant were £78m for year ending March 2, 2014, as retailer states plans to expand sales to third party customers

Number of employees must be cut by 50% within ten years if Norway wants to have a profitable processing industry, with the situation looking particularly bad for whitefish sector, says research institute

Norwegian catcher in good position to benefit from price increase as it has kept a substantial amount of its cod quota to catch in Q4