South African fishing group expects to cut costs thanks to plant upgrade, after installation costs, alongside lower catches, higher competition and fuel costs, affect its annual profit

Meeting agrees to revise catch levels for cephalopods and lower fees for European artisanal fishermen, as EU parliament is due to vote on controversial fisheries partnership in October

Average prices in Lima and Callao markets spiked between January and August, driven by poor supply

By Victor Jimenez

Financial private firm Guigus on Tuesday renewed Alpesca's board, having bought 90% of its equity, in deal that faces criticism for lack of transparency

Ratings agency downgrades ‘highly-leveraged’ US fishing company, forecasting profitability is likely to remain under pressure

By Eva Tallaksen

After 10 years of ‘solid growth’; tropical surimi supply suddenly dropped this year, likely sending global surimi supply down to below 800,000t for 2013, says report by Pascal Guenneugues

Cash infusion for long term sustainability goes to family-owned Blue Wave Seafoods

By Eva Tallaksen

'Without a sale we were staring down the barrel of Yuken having to file for voluntary bankruptcy', says CEO, as company finds a buyer for Yuken, after two-years process