Stolt Sea Farm boosts profits, sales but costs pose challenge
The company said seafood revenue totaled $27m in the fourth quarter to Nov. 30, up 27% compared to $21.3m during the same period last year
Newly minted sales consultancy secures major clients in land-based aquaculture
US seafood sector veteran Lauren Enz's new firm aims to connect sustainable producers to North American markets
Stolt Sea Farm starts major expansion of flatfish hatchery in Spain
The turbot and sole aquaculture division of Stolt-Nielsen has started expansion work on its flatfish hatchery located in Spain
It’s a buyer’s market for quotas in Atlantic Canada but snow crab price crash stalls deals
'This year, the price is down about 25% in terms of the price paid per pound for a permanent transfer' -- Trevor Decker, TriNav Marine Brokers
Diversified product portfolio boosts Kramers’ Seafood amid raw material scarcity
Despite the challenges posed by market fluctuations and scarcity issues in 2023, the Dutch processor attributed its significant growth to a diversified portfolio; it anticipated concluding the year with €60m in sales
Canadian company orders $70m trawler from Spanish shipyard
The new vessel for the Qikiqtaaluk Corporation was designed by the Norwegian firm Skipsteknisk
Canada, Greenland sign agreement to protect Arctic polynya
The Pikialasorsuaq ecosystem, which is a vital habitat for many migratory species, is under threat from climate change and increased human activity
Stolt Sea Farm to expand reach as sole prices hit record highs
'With strong production growth across all our farms we are also focused on expanding our sales channels and geographical reach to support sales growth and price improvements'
US seafood import volume down 11%, value off 22%, at 2023 halfway point
US seafood imports have fallen back to Earth after a record year, reveals the latest review of seafood trade data maintained by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Stolt Sea Farm’s flatfish hatchery expansion receives approval in Spain
The hatchery, already the world's largest for the two species, will increase its annual production capacity to 6m turbot and 10m sole juveniles once the expansion is completed