China’s Joyvio continues to bleed cash from Australis in Q3
Joyvio, which posted a net loss of $36.3m for Q3 continues to suffer from significant losses as its Chilean subsidiary Australis Seafoods
Peru’s jumbo squid shortage hits Chinese imports, boosts prices
Wholesale prices for Peruvian squid have jumped over 10% in China since early September, a Zhoushan seafood processor told Undercurrent
American Seafoods CEO accuses Russian pollock producers of circumventing bans
'We’re pretty much an open book when it comes to sharing key metrics and data with consumers and the government' -- Einar Gustafsson, American Seafoods
Asian countries discuss agreement on port state measures to combat IUU
FAO's regional coordination meeting for Asia took place June 10-14 in Tokyo, with delegates from 11 countries and two regional fishery bodies
Japan, US set to strengthen seafood ties with Hokkaido scallop trading uncertain
During Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida's visit to the US last week, the two leaders affirmed to 'build resilient seafood supply chains' which could bring mutual advantages to Japanese scallop exporters and US processors in Boston
Needed Chile salmon M&A being held up by overvalued assets, DNB says
There is probably pent-up demand for further consolidation in Chile's multi-billion-dollar salmon industry, said Norway's DNB, the industry's largest lender
Scotland’s salmon sector bleeds £100m annually due to Brexit
Scotland has reportedly lost up to £100m per year in salmon exports due to Brexit, a figure set to be presented to members of the Scottish parliament on March 28
UK post-Brexit fishing industry faces trust crisis, urgent rebuilding needed, study reveals
Rebuilding trust between fisheries regulators and industry stakeholders is deemed essential, according to new research from the UK's University of York
Brexit-induced changes double carbon footprint of Norway’s mackerel fishing fleet
Scientists from Norway's University of Bergen have uncovered compelling evidence highlighting the unintended consequences of fisheries management decisions on greenhouse gas emissions
Irish fishermen claim minister ‘hoodwinked’ in mackerel dispute with Denmark
Irish fishermen are expressing frustration with the country's minister for agriculture, food and the marine after it was revealed he declined an offer for 3,000t of mackerel