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Fishing
US Coast Guard rescues injured fishing crew member in Hawaii

Dec 27, 2024 05:28pm

US Coast Guard watchstanders consulted with the duty flight surgeon, who recommended a medevac for the injured 51-year-old crew member

Supply
Wild salmon surge 140% in key Atlantic Canada river, revives aquaculture debate

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Newfoundland's Conne River, a focus of studies on aquaculture's impact on wild salmon, saw a sharp increase in returns this year, according to the latest data from Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans

Nordlaks salmon farms Norway
Prices
‘Enormous’ jump in Norwegian, Scottish salmon prices for New Year, Chilean up too

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Spot prices for farmed Norwegian salmon to be delivered in the first week of the new year, have risen sharply as a side-effect of the two slaughter days in week 52

Aquaculture
Israeli-Singaporean collaboration works to scale 3D-printed fish for late-2025 launch

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Steakholder Foods and UMAMI Bioworks are aiming to launch their 3D-printed fish fillets into the market in late 2025

Lobster
Christmas Eve blaze damages lobster boat in US port

The lobster boat was docked at Merrill's Wharf in the US fishing hub of New Bedford, Massachusetts 

Fishing
US pollock booster Stephanie Madsen reflects as she retires at year’s end

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'I've been proud of my roles as my career has grown. I hope that we keep the science and we keep paying attention to the details' -- Stephanie Madsen, At-sea Processors Association

Trade
Chilean seafood sales see strong growth as squid, mackerel, salmon shine in global markets

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Chile's seafood export sector saw notable growth in November, with total shipments reaching $768 million, up 8.3% compared to the same month in 2023

Crab
Signs of diplomacy as Canada preps for 2025 snow crab season

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'I think it's time now for cooler heads to prevail, to stop kicking the guts out of each other and try to work together because stability in the industry is where we need to get to' -- Dwan Street, FFAW 

Salmon
Eastern Fish’s Bloom sees value in retail, sushi for Storm Seafood’s salmon

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The Teaneck, New Jersey-based company confirmed recently that it was taking over sales and marketing in the US for Storm Seafood's Norwegian-origin Atlantic salmon

Companies
Peru’s fleet to compete with Asian fleet on high seas amid giant squid shortage in EEZ

150 Peruvian artisanal squid-fishing boats have been formally registered with the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organization, granting them legal access to fish in international waters beyond 200 nautical miles

Prices
China, UK bought lion’s share of Norway’s frozen cod in week before Christmas

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The latest data from the NSC shows that China has accounted for nearly a third of all frozen cod exports from Norway this year, with the UK also growing its share to 25%

Credit: Marius Dobilas/Shutterstock.com
Prices
Sitagri index: Norway salmon spot prices inch up for larger sizes in week 51

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon inched up in week 51 of 2024, according to the Sitagri Salmon Index

Prices
Large Indonesia shrimp prices dip, smaller sizes hold steady in week 52

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Indonesian vannamei shrimp prices showed a mixed performance as week 52 began, with larger shrimp sizes experiencing a dip while smaller sizes remained largely stable

Norway salmon: Price lift for small sizes
Prices
Drop in Norway fresh salmon sales as Western markets are well-stocked for Christmas

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Sales of fresh salmon from Norway have taken a hit as Western markets enter the holiday season with ample stockpiles

Land-based
Proximar’s land-based salmon facility in Japan suffers second filter breach

The incident, which occurred on Dec. 24, affects approximately 620t of biomass in the facility's B module; no fish mortality has been reported

Trade
Russian exports to China have disappointed in 2024

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Russian seafood exporters to China have reported soft numbers despite expectations of an increase in 2024 in both volume and value terms

Prices
EU whitefish sector ‘not in crisis’ but cod shortage poses serious challenge for 2025

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While there may be an opportunity for farmed products to fill the gap, rising cod prices are likely to hit EU consumption hard next year, according to processing body AIPCE-CEP

Vessels
Parts of missing fishing vessel found near Manta, Ecuador

Ecuador's Navy has located debris from the Patricia Lynn, a fishing vessel that vanished with 21 crew members on Dec. 22

Tuna
Madagascar port expansion threatens coral reefs, NGO steps in with rescue effort

Madagascar's largest port expansion project will destroy 25 hectares of coral reefs containing 15 different species, environmental assessments show

Companies
Vietnam’s seafood exports hit $10bn

Vietnam’s seafood exports achieved a record $10 billion in 2024, a 13% increase from the previous year

Companies
Daily recap: Captain Fresh closes Koral deal; Indian shrimp prices rebound

Undercurrent News presents a recap of the top daily seafood stories from Tuesday, Dec. 24

Prices
US wholesale: SE Asia crab meat market firming quickly

By Dec 24, 2024 03:28pm

US wholesale trade is firming amid lower import expectations

Legal
Modern challenges prompt revision of NOAA’s aquaculture plan after 40 years

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The US' revised National Aquaculture Development Plan lays a roadmap for fully integrating aquaculture into the nation's seafood supply chains

Crab
Argentina enforces precautionary measures for hake, crab; Limits shrimp bycatch in new fishing plan

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In its final session of the year, Argentina's federal fisheries council has approved a set of precautionary measures aimed at ensuring the long-term sustainability of the country's fisheries

Prices
Week 52 US wholesale seafood price assessments live

UCN's week 52 price assessments for US wholesale prices for various key commodities are available on our new platform

Prices
Japan’s Hokkaido chum season ends with record-low catch at 46,000t

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The 2024 Japanese fall chum salmon fishing season has concluded in major districts in Hokkaido, with a record-low catch of 46,000t, marking one of the most challenging years

Catfish
USDA recalls Vietnam catfish products not eligible for export to the US

Approximately 1,635 pounds of catfish products imported from Vietnam and shipped to retail stores in the US states of Arizona, California and Iowa are a part of the recall

North America
Nova Scotia opposes DFO’s proposal on eel quota for Atlantic Canada

The Nova Scotia government said adding up to 150 new participants in the eel fishery would make it harder to monitor illegal activities

Prices
Louisiana crawfish farmers report high prices, early sales as season starts

The live shellfish, also known by their local nickname, mudbugs, are selling for as much as $8.99 per pound

Seared sea scallops with orzo and vegetables. Credit: Northern Wind
M&A
Jeff Bolton named president of $500m PE-backed shellfish platform after Atlantic Capes deal closes

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US PE Acon has named industry veteran Jeff Bolton president of its shellfish platform, having closed the long-awaited deal for the processing and sales divisions of Atlantic Capes

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