Fishermen rescued as tuna vessel sinks in Tuvalu waters
Twenty-two fishermen were rescued just moments before their vessel sank in the South Pacific on April 14
Editor’s choice: Alaska’s Sullivan to lobby in Europe for Russian ban; Black cod prices still in doldrums
Managing and editorial director Tom Seaman brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week
Editor’s choice: Another frenetic week in Canadian snow crab, Alaska salmon M&A
Managing and editorial director Tom Seaman brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week
FAO: Fisheries, aquaculture production hit new global record in 2022
Global fisheries and aquaculture production hit 223.2m metric tons in 2022, marking the highest levels since 1950, according to the latest FAO figures
EJF: Korea makes progress on protecting migrant crew, but more needed
Korea has recently made serious progress in improving conditions for migrant crew on its distant-water fleet, according to the NGO
Cook-owned Tassal receives over $3m from Aussie gov’t for barramundi expansion
The West Australian government's Investment Attraction Fund has pledged AUD 5m to support the firm's aquaculture expansion endeavors
Editor’s choice: Floating processors to shake up Alaska salmon scene; Lively week for Canada snow crab
EMEA editor Neil Ramsden brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week
Hilton eyes growth across APAC after seafood turnaround in 2023
Hilton saw a lift in 2023 revenue and profitability, aided in large part by the ahead-of-schedule turnaround in its seafood division
Australian fishermen hopeful China will lift three-year trade ban on live rock lobsters
The ban was part of trade barriers China placed on about $20 billion of Australian exports almost four years ago
NZ King Salmon guides for up to 7,200t harvest after 2023 turnaround
The company reported a net profit for the 12 months ended Jan. 31, 2024 of NZD 28.5m, a sharp improvement from NZD 1.9m just a year prior