Thai Union Q3 profits dip as post-COVID canned sales normalize
Frozen and chilled seafood have continued to improve y-o-y, but were not enough to offset the return to normality of last year's ebullient shelf-stable tuna sales
Norway’s Bluegrove plots ‘deep learning’ future for salmon monitoring AI
The Norwegian aquatech group was recently awarded €3.5m in funding from the European Innovation Council to fund the development of its new 'welfare shield'
Nomad reports record Q3 as recent acquisitions contribute
'Findus Switzerland is performing well since being integrated earlier this year, and we are encouraged by the recent performance of Fortenova’s frozen food business'
Vietnam shrimp prices still rising amid new COVID case concerns
Several large companies have experienced coronavirus outbreaks, with production expected to be hit at the start of November; the situation may cause prices to flatten
Morrisons’ plant sees profits drop, but Falfish enjoys good year
Wm Morrison Supermarkets now owns International Seafoods and Falfish, the latter of which saw sales and profits lift in the 2020/21 financial year
Fish Factor: Dungies reign supreme; Dunleavy weighs in on bycatch; In-person meetings return
Undercurrent News presents 'Fish Factor', a weekly column featuring the reporting and perspectives of Alaska seafood journalist Laine Welch
Tunisia expects aquaculture production to double in 2030 despite COVID hiatus
Tunisia's interprofessional group for fishery products, GIPP, expects aquaculture production to increase steadily in the coming years and reach 45,000 metric tons by 2030
Ecuador, India vying for label of world’s largest shrimp producer amid 2021’s demand boom
'We have a volume rebound that will more than make up for the loss of 2020; I think 10% growth is probably a conservative amount for 2021' -- Gorjan Nikolik, Rabobank
Traffic loss, staffing pushes Colorado seafood restaurant into bankruptcy
The pandemic and staffing shortages helped force Manzo Lobster & Oyster Bar into bankruptcy protection
Samherji’s profit dips in 2020, but CEO happy with firm’s resilience
Despite the COVID pandemic, the Icelandic firm managed to maintain its fleet, processing and other activities so that operations were 'virtually unchanged'