By Minato-Tsukiji

A forecasted drop in production of surimi in Hokkaido fishery in Japan could mean prices are above level of US product, according to a roundup on world production

New Zealand's largest listed fishing group benefited from lower fuel costs and a weaker New Zealand dollar

Following a report from the University of British Columbia, the MSC has confirmed that the fisheries meets the requirements of its Fisheries Standard

Seafood News Zealand has dismissed a new environmental campaign by a German NGO as being based on inaccurate allegations

Seafood New Zealand has refuted claims in a recent report of the illegal discarding of fish

Fast food giant will order an immediate audit of fisheries, as part of a pledge to ascertain whether or not environmental standards are being properly met

By Neil Ramsden

Netherlands-based importer and processor Anova Seafood will bring certified yellowfin tuna, processed in Vietnam, to EU retail this year

By Tom Seaman

Japanese seafood giant Maruha Nichiro has bought a 4.7% stake in New Zealand fishing company Sanford, for NZD 25m 

By Ola Wietecha and Jason Smith

But deal not finalized, cautions Cooke, as judge approves its bid to purchase the shuttered operations of Uruguay’s largest processor

By Minato-Tsukiji

Updates on production of surimi from southern and northern blue whiting, as well as hoki