By Neil Ramsden

The shrimp processor and feed firm wants to diversify its markets and up its post-larvae sales, after coronavirus halved its profits in 2020-2021

By Laine Welch

Undercurrent News presents 'Fish Factor', a weekly column featuring the reporting and perspectives of Alaska seafood journalist Laine Welch

By Dan Gibson

With disease issues prevalent and rising production costs eating farmer's margins, Seafood Joy's biofloc project has been a rare success story emerging from India's shrimp sector this year

By Neil Ramsden

Exports of the farmed whitefish for September fell to the lowest seen in years, down 54% year-on-year and 11% month-on-month, thanks to COVID-19 impacts

The Undercurrent News team reported on all the developments from our recent webinar on the state of the land-based aquaculture industry, which you can recap here

'Price increases will only happen next year in Finland, as most contracts are priced until the end of the year... most certainly the price increases will be passed on to end customers'

By Dan Gibson

After a washout of a summer harvest in many regions blighted by disease there remains a major shortage of 20 and 30-count shrimp on the market, sources told Undercurrent

By Jason Smith

Data provided to Undercurrent News predict that supplies of several key species will decline. These include Atlantic cod, Atlantic redfish and hake

Hospital capacity was reaching a point in the state 'where it may become difficult to care for everyone who needs care, even for non-COVID health concerns'

By Neil Ramsden

The country's shrimp sector continues to look healthier each week, but with various lockdown measures now eased there are concerns over the movement and availability of laborers