Dutch seafood giant P&P saw 13% sales growth in 2017
'We foresee this strong demand will remain and increase in the years to come,' the company said in its 2017 annual report
NGO Bloom questions impartiality of EU anti-fraud office over pulse fishing
The non-profit has twice called on the European anti-fraud office to investigate the public funding of Dutch pulse fishing
One year after EU Parliament vote, trilogue still yet to reach pulse fishing agreement
Twelve months after the European Parliament's vote to ban the controversial practice of pulse fishing, the rest of the EU trilogue is still yet to agree legislation on the method
P&P moves into flatfish with deal for Dutch catching, processing firm
The deal marks the entry into flatfish for P&P, which started in pelagic and whitefish catching and processing, but has diversified into new species such as tuna and shrimp
House passes US Coast Guard bill with Jones Act exemption for America’s Finest
The bill also includes a permanent exemption for commercial fishing vessels to EPA's requirement for incidental discharge permits
Layoffs part of return journey to profitability, High Liner CEO explains
The company has designated one of its long-time veterans to improve supply chain efficiency, is changing the way it pays sales staff and is raising prices to deal with tariffs
Monterey Bay campaign targets new lawmakers, but MSA bill not only focus
The Monterey Bay Aquarium isn't wasting any time in its efforts to influence the 116th Congress, but says its latest campaign is not aimed at just one bill
NGOs condemn EU Parliament’s decision to ‘overfish Atlantic waters’
Environmental NGOs are heavily criticizing the European Parliament's vote to allow fishing above what they say are sustainable levels in the north-east Atlantic
Stolt doubling sole output with new farms with US demand strong
Stolt Sea Farms will double its sole output in the coming years in order to meet growing demand, with the US market for larger sized fish especially strong
Alaska-bound factory trawler damaged by hurricane in Florida shipyard
The 261-foot North Star was ripped from a shipyard mooring in Panama City, Florida, and left lying on its side. It was to travel north to join its groundfish crew next month