Daily recap: Wildfires threaten Canadian seafood economy; Norwegian uptick, Chilean stability on US salmon market We use cookies for performance, security and analytics. To stop seeing this banner ...

Scottish salmon export sales reached £941m in the 12 months through June, up 33% year-on-year, with first-half exports of £528m putting the sector on track for a record year ...

August holiday week, reduced trading days at Tokyo’s Toyosu market saw the low-end price for domestic wild bluefin jump 95% from the prior week to exceed $27/kg, its highest level since early March ...

The new Huangsha Market in Guangzhou has begun trial operation. We use cookies for performance, security and analytics. To stop seeing this banner click Accept, or select Manage cookies to set your ...

The approval for salmon farming comes as a disease is again impacting salmon farms in southern Tasmania, with the industry stressing there is no mass mortality event occurring ...

China led demand for live Vietnamese crabs, while EU shipments jumped 71% year-on-year, according to VASEP data ...

Move over, shrimp. Salmon was seafood’s golden species in July, according to the latest retail figures from market research ...

Poor catch outlook caused a 48-hour temporary closure on Aug. 7, however, a rise in catches over recent days has prompted ...

Japan’s largest trout farmer is investing in both a new intermediate trout grow-out facility in Imabetsu and a semi-ultra-low temperature cold storage hub in Hachinohe, both in Aomori prefecture, to s ...

Freight forwarders are on this, seeking alternative routes to international destinations normally served by Air Canada. For some destinations it will be easy and for others it will be difficult. Such ...

The US state of California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) stopped a group of poachers from taking off with 236 spiny lobster -- 210 of which were undersized, according to a Facebook post from ...

Employers] dangle permanent residencies above workers’ heads as a means of extorting, exploiting, and abusing workers’ — ...