IntraFish Media
May 21. 2008
The increasingly competitive seafood sector presents both enormous
opportunities -- and significant risks.
While seafood demand is at an all-time high, so is global competition. In
this cut-throat climate, the edge will go to the seafood firms with the best
intelligence.
IntraFish Media’s World Seafood Review & Outlook 2008 is the most
comprehensive report of its kind, reviewing and forecasting supply and
prices for the world’s most important seafood species and highlighting the
new species that will soon make their mark.
This 128-page report provides in-depth insight into supplies and markets for
wild-caught groundfish, shellfish, tuna, pelagic and feed-grade species, as
well as all major aquaculture species including salmon, shrimp, pangasius,
tilapia, bivalves and more.
In addition, World Seafood Review & Outlook 2008 reviews and forecasts
seafood consumption trends, export and import statistics for major countries
and species, and breaks down primary product forms for major species.
The World Seafood Review & Outlook 2008 is the first report to offer such
comprehensive analysis of the global seafood trade, making it an essential
tool for top executives in the retail, foodservice, processing and
aquaculture sectors, and anyone looking to expand their business in seafood.
The World Seafood Review & Outlook 2008 is written Erik Hempel, a veteran
industry analyst with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
fisheries division and frequent contributor to IntraFish Media’s
publications.
IntraFish Media is the world’s leading information specialist on the seafood
industry. Its services include print and electronic publishing, conferences
and seminars, yearbooks and directories.
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