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Banks to take over Chile’s salmon giants?
Chilean banks are demanding its three biggest salmon production companies front up with 100 percent of shares as a guarantee for refinancing loans.Prices up for big salmon, down for small
There is a lack of salmon over five kilos, which will see the prices go up.
Greenpeace report: eco-labels not credible
Greenpeace issued reports critiquing the eco-label standards of the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and Friend of the Sea (FOS) -- and found them lacking.
Will beef bail out pangasius?
U.S. cattle ranchers who fear a trade war over Vietnamese pagasius will harm their beef exports to Vietnam are fighting a plan to require pangasius to be called catfish.
Icelandic industry talks EU membership
Entering the European Union would put Iceland’s seafood resources at risk but would increase the chance of being able to sell your business, said an industry boss.
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Researchers to breed 'super-tuna' within a decade
Scientists in Japan say they will breed a new ‘super-tuna’ that will be stronger, more resistant to disease and taste better than the bluefin presently in the oceans.
Trout companies hope high salmon price will increase demand
Trout producers and smokers are hoping for increased demand because of the high prices for salmon.
Senator wants deeper look into seafood inspection programs
U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller wants the government to continue investigating seafood inspection practices.
GAA boss: We’re the only ‘one-stop shop’ for aquaculture certification
The boss of the Global Aquaculture Alliance says his program is a "one-stop shop" for retailers.
Maine lobstermen look for answers
The phrase "and do it fast" does not appear among a handful of recommendations Maine's lobster industry will give to the governor.
Legal sues airport over concession
Legal Seafoods is suing Reagan National Airport, alleging negotiations for a new lease for its airport eatery failed because airport officials did not conduct an open bidding process.
Marine Harvest defends feed use
Marine Harvest defended its consumption of fishmeal for salmon farming in its first-ever sustainability report.
Kyokuyo ups investment in bluefin farming
Japanese seafood giant Kyokuyo is slated to invest ¥100 million (€735,516/$1 million) in the installation of three new sites for bluefin farming.
Prices up for big salmon, down for small
Asean plans to set up body to certify shrimp
Indonesia working on catch certification for fish exports to EU
Banks to take over Chile’s salmon giants?
Researchers to breed 'super-tuna' within a decade
Marine Harvest defends feed use
FEAP concerned over rise in imports from outside EU
Kyokuyo ups investment in bluefin farming
Icelandic industry talks EU membership
The week's most read stories
Greenpeace report: eco-labels not credible
Findus Group exec urges reform
Spain’s Albacora Group predicts sales rise to €170 million
Trout companies hope high salmon price will increase demand
Nordsee CEO: Customers will pay more for eco-labeled fish
Feedback could alter pangasius standards
Will beef bail out pangasius?
GAA boss: We’re the only ‘one-stop shop’ for aquaculture certification
Tuna RFMOs meeting in Spain
Troutlodge: Egg demand in Western Europe on the up
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