Analysis – Page 4
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NewsSoaring seafood prices impacting European consumption
New survey determines cost is greatly affecting consumer decision making in the current economic climate, leading to more cautious spending
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NewsOECD: Fisheries support should be redirected to improve resilience
65% of fisheries support in 41 countries and territories risks encouraging overfishing and illegal fishing, determines new review
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NewsNOAA to tackle rife fisheries observer harassment
Scientists and law enforcement officers team up to strengthen safety on US fishing vessels and in processing plants
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NewsInvestigation: Chinese tuna fleet used North Korean forced labour
Crew members apparently subjected to abuses, including being trapped at sea for up to a decade, on vessels involved in illegal fishing
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NewsIcelandic landings down 11% in January
Drops in the fleet’s pelagic, flatfish and shellfish catches saw total volume fall to 78,630 tonnes
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NewsEU shrimp imports bounce back
Volumes approach 2022’s record year, with demand rising in all regions
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NewsScottish salmon exports soar to new high
International sales reached GBP 844 million in 2024 and comprised 101,466 tonnes of fish, making it the UK’s top food export
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NewsUS shrimp imports slide
But total import volume remains ahead of pre-Covid times. Value remains at $6 billion
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NewsSalmon sales, US growth boost Norwegian exports
Country exported seafood worth NOK 15.3 billion in the opening month of 2025, representing a 14% increase year-on-year
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NewsNew fishmeal, fish oil production estimates
Peru’s 2024 second fishing season ended with 96% of the quota fulfilled
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NewsEcuador’s shrimp exports stabilise at 1.2m tonnes
South American country’s production increased slightly, finds new analysis
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NewsSalmon now as popular as pizza in Italy
Italian consumers have an increasingly strong appetite for smoked salmon, sushi and poke, finds new analysis
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NewsSeafood to dethrone poultry as main driver of global protein supply growth
Overall production set to grow slightly faster in 2025, driven by aquaculture, wild catches and poultry, forecasts Rabobank
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NewsCautiously optimistic outlook for aquaculture in first-half of 2025
Despite uncertainties, the industry is poised for growth in the first-half of 2025, forecasts new RaboResearch report
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NewsIcelandic catch falls by over a quarter
2024’s decrease driven by a substantial drop in pelagic volumes
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NewsThank Peru for stable fishmeal supply
Successful fishing season offsets reduced production in the rest of the world
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NewsVietnam aiming at $11 billion of seafood exports in 2025
Industry expected to overcome strong headwinds and return to trade levels not seen for three years
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NewsIceland’s fishing, fish processing profitability declines
2023 declines confirmed in companies’ operating accounts and balance sheets
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NewsMediterranean sharks continue decline despite conservation progress
Significant threats face the more than 80 species of sharks and rays that inhabit the Mediterranean Sea, according to a new study
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NewsAquaculture production forecast to grow in 2025
Salmon and shrimp volumes to increase but pangasius and tilapia projected to achieve fastest production growth, says Rabobank
