By Matt Craze

Chile’s fishing and aquaculture industries saw production declines across the board; with Atlantic farmed salmon dropping 8.6% on the outbreak of algal bloom in March

By Matt Craze

Argentine fishermen have found themselves on the winning side of a hot global shrimp market as shipments surged in June

By Tom Seaman

A company 50% owned by Royal Greenland has bought a longliner from Norway’s Carisma Fish, for cod, tusk and ling fishing

By Matt Craze

Ecuador’s skipjack prices are trading at a premium to Bangkok and there is a lack of fish available just as an eastern Pacific ban on fishing starts

By Tom Seaman

Thai Union said to be in talks to buy into a vertically integrated Ecuadorian firm, with activities in tuna and shrimp and a fleet of vessels 

Indicted fishing magnate Carlos 'Codfather' Rafael appears to be expanding his fishing fleet despite the ongoing criminal case against him, records suggest

Spain created its own responsible fishing label, as the country seeks to become the first in the world to introduce a government certification for best fishing practices

Peru’s government called an end to the first anchovy fishing season in the center-north area after established a smaller quota on reduced biomass due to El Nino

By Matt Craze

Exalmar reported much lower catches and processing for the first half of 2016 after El Nino weather conditions disrupted the Peruvian anchovy season

Peru’s production ministry is on the verge of announcing the end of the center-north fishing season with less than half of quotas met