VASEP confirms pangasius hit hardest by Chinese virus outbreak
In January and February, Vietnamese sales of pangasius to China were down 32% year-on-year by volume, and 52.4% by value
Coalition of US seafood sector’s mightiest go to bat for $4bn in federal help
'As you have heard from other industries, supply chains cannot be turned on and off like a light switch' -- jointly signed letter from group of nearly 200 mostly US-based seafood companies
Sealord turns to other New Zealand businesses amidst COVID-19 worker shortage
Hoki is one of the most commercially valuable fisheries in New Zealand, with a market value of more than NZD 232 million
FultonFishMarket.com’s new CEO on online order surge: ‘The entire business has flipped’
'[T]he really exciting part is all the new customers, people we've never seen before that are new to our site, new probably to shopping for food online' -- Ryan Fibiger, Fulton Fish Market
While COVID-19 stimulus battle rages, senators seek aid for US seafood industry
'Congress must provide dedicated financial assistance to these vital industries to ensure that, when this crisis has passed, we still have a robust fishing economy'
Blue Harvest follows Nielsen COVID-19 advice, promotes vertical integration, local fish
'[R]ight here in our local New England waters, we have a tremendous natural resource that is underfished and underutilized...' -- Blue Harvest Fisheries
Sweden’s unique trading position key to 100,000t RAS project’s appeal
Industry financier Lighthouse Finance is in discussion with industry farmers, processors and feedmillers over plans for the massive vertically-integrated RAS salmon farm in Sweden
UK fish and chip head: We need to plan re-launch of industry
The UK’s 10,000 fish and chip shops need to plan for a different landscape after the country returns from what is essentially a lockdown, due to the spread of COVID-19
China’s largest seafood market back in business
Undercurrent News visited Huangsha Aquatic Products Market in Guangzhou last weekend where 70-80% of vendors have reopened, although business is down
India seeks to calm panic in shrimp market, difficult task after lockdown
After Indian farmers 'panic harvested' shrimp due to COVID-19's rapid global spread, a meeting with seafood exporters and shrimp processors took place to calm the situation