Analysis – Page 4
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NewsAmerica increases shrimp imports
Market buys in 205,770 tonnes in the first-quarter of 2025, valued at over $1.7 billion
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NewsTuna supply chains look to tackle migrant worker failings in processing space
New study launched at Seafood Expo Global 2025 puts migrant labour recruitment practices in the spotlight
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NewsReport: Innovation and technology key to reducing marine by-catch, protecting endangered species
High-risk areas ascertained for endangered, threatened and protected (ETP) by-catch in UK seafood supply chains
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NewsBenefits of higher EPA, DHA in salmon feeds quantified
Higher dietary levels improve farming productivity and predictability, new study finds
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NewsScience leads the way: ISSF annual report highlights tuna fishing achievements
Seafood coalition spotlights global efforts to drive sustainability through science-based solutions, industry engagement and policy advocacy
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NewsCompassion launches UK salmon retailer spotlight
Store policies compared on fresh, frozen and smoked salmon
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NewsEurostat: EU aquaculture production static at 1.1m tonnes
Spain, France and Greece lead production, valued at a total €4.8 billion
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NewsBest first-quarter for Norwegian seafood exports
Industry saw billion-dollar growth to the US and Chinese markets
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NewsIceland’s aquaculture volume, export earnings soar
Atlantic salmon production responsible for strong growth trends
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NewsCanada sees sales of certified tuna soar
Past two years brought a 582% increase in the volume of MSC-certified tuna sold in the country
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NewsIndia’s shrimp exports top 733,000 tonnes
Overseas sales value for 2024 also increases – to just under $5 billion
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NewsIcelandic fisheries’ volume, value decline
While still representing more than half the fleet’s wild catch, pelagic totals fell significantly in 2024
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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
