Monday’s report could be decisive in banks’ decision, as Deloitte is expected to detail how the money will be spent Continue reading
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Thinktank warns of ‘long road for Cermaq’
Newly released study raises concerns about Cermaq’s corporate responsibility in Chile, says Norwegian thinktank, ForUM Continue reading
Blast fishing suspected in Chile animal deaths
Hundreds of dead animals have washed up on Chile’s north coast, with Chilean blast fishermen suspected of killing them
Austevoll shares suffering from poor PR
The problem with incomplete information from a stock-listed company is that it can develop into a low share value. With that, half the point of being stock listed disappears Continue reading
Father of fish fingers passes away
E Robert Kinney, former CEO of General Mills, and the man credited with inventing the fish stick, or fish finger, has died aged 96
Zhanjiang Guolian chairman travels to US to contest countervailing duties
Chairman of company which supplies 90% of China’s headless shrimp to US travels to the US in bid to fight potential duties, on back of already tough quarter for company Continue reading
Lobster fishermen, processors in deadlock over pricing in Canada
Fisheries ministers stepping in to resolve the dispute as allegations of price fixing fly Continue reading
First Copper River salmon reaches Seattle
The first wild salmon from the Copper River salmon run reached Seattle on Friday morning, ready for the ‘Copper Chef’ competition
King crab prices keep dropping on suspected IUU fishing
Some industry players feel prices could bounce back as a result of IUU treaties, but others are less sure Continue reading
US sweetener firm to move into fish feed products
Stevia Corp. is developing aquaculture products, expects it to become the company’s biggest earner long-term, with seafood veteran Andrew Kaelin appointed to advisory board