Roerink: Shrimp drove big overall drop in US frozen seafood retail prices
Shrimp was the primary culprit behind an overall 4.3% drop in the average price per unit of frozen seafood at retail during April -- Anne-Marie Roerink, 210 Analytics
Offshore aquaculture advocates hold Capitol Hill ‘fly-in’
Stronger America Through Seafood is participating in meetings with US lawmakers, scheduled for May 15-16
Journalist behind forced labor report to Congress, White House staff: MSC not enough; expand SIMP
'What certification regimes that have emerged in the private sector, whether they focus on environmental or labor concerns, do a very poor job even at identifying and countering such crimes in these supply chains' -- Ian Urbina, Outlaw Ocean Project
US retail giant drops High Liner products linked to Chinese supplier allegedly using forced Uyghur labor
High Liner has also dropped China's Yantai Sanko as a supplier, Jennifer Bell, vice president of corporate communications, told Undercurrent News on Wednesday
US pollock sector dodges $400m bullet as American Seafoods settles Bayside railway litigation
American Seafoods has reached a 'global settlement' of just under $10m with US government over its use of the 100-foot Bayside Canadian Railway
Canada closes Gulf of Saint Lawrence’s winter, yellowtail flounder fisheries indefinitely
The winter flounder stock has been in decline since 2004, and yellowtail in a similar state since 2009, according to Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Kingfish increases farmed yellowtail production, raises funds for further expansion
Dutch land-based yellowtail farmer The Kingfish Company saw its production nearly double in 2022, and is now fundraising for its next growth phase
American Seafoods CEO hopes to ink acquisition in 2023 assuming more ‘reasonable valuations’
American Seafoods Group hopes to close an acquisition this year, but the company's new CEO noted valuations of target companies are too high
NFI’s DeHaan optimistic about seeing end to tariffs on Chinese seafood in 2023
'The bottom line is, yes, I do have some hope' -- Robert DeHaan, National Fisheries Institute
Canada adds 62 fish stocks to rebuild requirement list
Most of the stocks added to the list are healthy, but three are struggling, including Atlantic cod and herring fisheries south of Nova Scotia and yellowtail flounder in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence