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Global seafood industry news · 1700 articlesUS Maintains Anti-Dumping Order on Vietnamese Basa Fish, Top Rate Still 63.88%
Argentina Red Shrimp Season Opens Solid, L3 Shortage Holds Early-Season Prices
Bluefin tuna surges in Korean coastal waters as Dongwon launches never-frozen sashimi
EU shark fin exports fall sharply as Singapore overtakes China to become largest buyer
Norwegian salmon spot prices rebound while Chinese wholesale prices continue to fall
European Processing Industry Seeks Phased Implementation of Russian Cod Ban
Japanese Household Tuna Consumption Declines as Foodservice Demand Continues to Divert
Strong Demand from China and Spain Pushes Argentine Red Shrimp Average FOB Price Back to High Levels
World's First Intelligent Squid Jigging Machine Begins Sea Trials, Deep-Sea Squid Jigging Equipment Enters Sensing and Control Phase
Global Fishmeal Output May Fall Below 5 Million Tonnes as Peru Anchovy Fishing Halt Hits Supply
New Zealand (Beef and Lamb) Meat Encyclopedia Handbook
638 Indonesian Seafood Processing Plants Approved to Export to China, Expanding China Export Channels
Japan Consumes Nearly 40% of Norway's Mackerel; Vietnam Becomes Largest Processing and Transshipment Hub
Japan's per capita seafood consumption falls to new low, yet exports continue to grow
Brazil's Proposed Tilapia Import Ban Puts Vietnam's Export Growth to the Test
Atlantic mackerel stock continues to deteriorate
Week 24: Ecuador White Shrimp Farmgate Prices Rebound, Indian White Shrimp Farming Losses Deepen
Cod and Haddock Auction Prices Jump
In early June, Iceland's domestic whitefish auction market saw prices rise again. In week 23 (June 1–7), average auction prices for Icelandic cod and haddock rose notably, a pattern similar to early June in previous years. With Iceland's National Day on June 17, early stock-up demand from foodservice and retail pushed short-term transaction prices higher.
US lobster hits "floor price" as China's live shellfish prices begin to stabilize
US Maintains Anti-Dumping Order on Vietnamese Basa Fish, Top Rate Still 63.88%
Argentina Red Shrimp Season Opens Solid, L3 Shortage Holds Early-Season Prices
Bluefin tuna surges in Korean coastal waters as Dongwon launches never-frozen sashimi
EU shark fin exports fall sharply as Singapore overtakes China to become largest buyer
Norwegian salmon spot prices rebound while Chinese wholesale prices continue to fall
European Processing Industry Seeks Phased Implementation of Russian Cod Ban
Japanese Household Tuna Consumption Declines as Foodservice Demand Continues to Divert
Strong Demand from China and Spain Pushes Argentine Red Shrimp Average FOB Price Back to High Levels
World's First Intelligent Squid Jigging Machine Begins Sea Trials, Deep-Sea Squid Jigging Equipment Enters Sensing and Control Phase
Global Fishmeal Output May Fall Below 5 Million Tonnes as Peru Anchovy Fishing Halt Hits Supply
New Zealand (Beef and Lamb) Meat Encyclopedia Handbook
638 Indonesian Seafood Processing Plants Approved to Export to China, Expanding China Export Channels
Japan Consumes Nearly 40% of Norway's Mackerel; Vietnam Becomes Largest Processing and Transshipment Hub
Japan's per capita seafood consumption falls to new low, yet exports continue to grow
Brazil's Proposed Tilapia Import Ban Puts Vietnam's Export Growth to the Test
Atlantic mackerel stock continues to deteriorate
Week 24: Ecuador White Shrimp Farmgate Prices Rebound, Indian White Shrimp Farming Losses Deepen
Cod and Haddock Auction Prices Jump
In early June, Iceland's domestic whitefish auction market saw prices rise again. In week 23 (June 1–7), average auction prices for Icelandic cod and haddock rose notably, a pattern similar to early June in previous years. With Iceland's National Day on June 17, early stock-up demand from foodservice and retail pushed short-term transaction prices higher.