By Dan Gibson

Although October was a fairly stable month on the national whitefish auction, volumes have been limited through November and prices are heading higher for both species

By Tom Seaman

Meat packer Hilton's seafood processing operations reported an operating profit of £2.50m in the 2023 calendar year, compared to a loss of £19.25m in same period of 2022

By Tom Seaman

'The government's adopted quota report and reintroduction of the trawl ladder mean that the trawler fleet's quota will be reduced over and above the general quota,' said Leroy Seafood

By Dan Gibson

Documents on Companies House show that primary processor Subzero has taken a stake of over 75% in coated fish and shellfish processor Chapman's Seafoods

By Tom Seaman

Russian H&G haddock prices have seen the biggest percentage increases since the US executive order, despite cod being higher overall, as Russian haddock was not included

By Dan Gibson

Several years of exceptionally poor recruitment and quotas set above ideal levels mean that 2026 will likely see a new low point, according to Norway's Institute of Marine Research

By Lorin Castiglione

Atlantic cod has seen the most significant price increases recently, reflecting the strained supply environment

By Tom Seaman

As the Norwegians and Russians set the reduced 2025 Barents Sea Atlantic cod and haddock quotas last Thursday, prices for frozen H&G from both species continued to set records

There was a 13% y-o-y drop in wild fresh cod exports for October, while frozen cod sales fell even more sharply, by 23% y-o-y

By Dan Gibson

The Norwegian fisheries directorate has confirmed a cut in the country's Atlantic cod quota for next year, setting a TAC of 340,000t