Mowi spends €6m on license growth under ‘traffic lights’ but ‘red’ signal means a net loss
In April, salmon farmer Mowi spent €6m to grow its capacity output by 0.52 standard licenses in 'green' zones, but 2.96 licenses of MAB were lost in red areas
Project Sea Dragon’s court case delayed again
'Today's decision allows the Seafarms Group to continue engaging with international stakeholders, as well as debt and equity investors, to develop Project Sea Dragon'
Trade insights: China’s Q1 shrimp import price falls to lowest point
China's appetite for frozen shrimp has cooled off, with first quarter import volumes shrinking 3% and import values tumbling 15% compared to last year
Lower exports to EU, UK, most Asian markets drive Norway fresh salmon sales down again
Norway's total fresh salmon exports fell to 11,547t, while the average export value stayed mostly flat at NOK 119.79/kg during week 18 of 2024
China kicks off summer fishing ban in boost to aquaculture, imports
Vessels are required to keep their satellite positioning systems activated continuously, with violators facing severe penalties
Peru anchovy landings exceed 1m metric tons
In the ongoing fishing season in the north-central region, Peru's ministry of production reported landings surpassing 1m metric tons already
US marina transformed into oyster farm, set for first harvest in December
The East Hampton Oyster Farm, an operation nestled along the coast of Long Island, New York, is moderate in size but has the potential for significant expansion
OCI’s Newfoundland crab plant workers poised to strike if mediator unsuccessful
The union has already rejected two offers from the Canadian shellfish giant, says a source with knowledge of the negotiations
Massachusetts oyster industry fears impact of new sewage rules
Buzzards Bay, home to 40 growers, could be looking at a major loss of acreage
Canadian scientists see signs of ‘cooler’ Atlantic
Measurements taken during the spring acoustic survey by DFO showed temperatures throughout the water column back to normal or below normal