By Matilde Mereghetti

The Ecuadorian tuna and shrimp processing industries have reduced output but are largely operating despite the challenges posed by restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19

The Canadian province had earlier exempted fish processing plants from its order, which bans gatherings of five or more people

The governor is also urging large essential businesses to limit in-store customers, enhance curbside pick-up and delivery, and implement physical distancing

'Alaska is experiencing a perfect storm, a most terrible trifecta, the hat trick from hell' --  state senator Natasha von Imhof

By Neil Ramsden

The two distributors, which largely serve the fish and chip sector, announced they will temporarily close down operations until they feel it is safe to re-open

By Tom Seaman

Suppliers of FAS fillets face a tough market with the UK’s 10,000 fish and chip shops advised to close unless they can do home delivery, due to the spread of COVID-19

By Dan Gibson and Neil Ramsden

India has put the entire country into lockdown for the next 21 days, farms are likely to keep running while seafood factories will require permission from their state government

By Matilde Mereghetti

The launch of a new home delivery service to bring seafood caught by British fishermen directly to the final customer aims to transform the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity

Food ministers around Europe will hold an informal video meeting to discuss how to keep food supply as smooth as possible within the common market

A VASEP survey found that, especially as we moved into March, seafood exporters were seeing operations severely impacted by the global coronavirus spread