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Australis retail sales director leaves for National Fish

Keith Laudieri fills in holes left in the sales team at the Pacific Andes subsidiary by four executive level departures last month

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Pangea Shellfish riding wave of increased oyster demand

The Boston-based company is registering 20%-30% annual revenue growth and is selling around 14 million oysters per year

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Just-concluded surimi price negotiations show increases for four seasons in a...

The higher production of surimi by the US pollock producers is being driven by a series of favorable changes in market conditions, from the Alaskan point of view

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Bangkok skipjack prices ‘close to bottom’

Big canners buying at $1,000-$1,010/t for skipjack in Bangkok, sentiment is that prices are close or at the bottom

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Fish 2.0 competition offering prizes from High Liner, Wabel this year

Prizes include face to face meetings with High Liner executive, retailers such as Carrefour

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Tilapia 2015 blog: India has more than 50% excess feed capacity, expert says

Undercurrent News is in Malaysia this week for the fourth International Trade and Technical Conference and Exposition on Tilapia hosted by INFOFISH

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First Indian shrimp supplier nets first four-star BAP status

Supplier Penver Products, in conjunction with Pacific Andes division National Fish and Seafood, is India’s first group to achieve the status

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O’Hara Corporation requests NPFMC to prepare EIS for halibut bycatch...

Company lawyers say bycatch reductions up for consideration by NPFMC in June would provide 'no biological benefits whatsoever' to the halibut stock

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BC’s wild sockeye fishery may need hatchery cap, says study

Maintaining sockeye salmon runs in the Pacific Ocean may necessitate capping the number of hatchery salmon released, according to a new study

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NPFMC to take final action on salmon bycatch in pollock fishery at April meeting

NPFMC's April meeting to include final action on measures to reduce chinook and chum salmon bycatch in the Bering Sea pollock fishery

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AquaChile in frozen push as CEO eyes global market versatility

As Empresas AquaChile anticipates its merger completion with Marine Harvest Chile, the company is maintaining its focus on frozen Atlantic salmon

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China’s largest shrimp exporter names new US division VP

Sunnyvale Seafood, the US arm of China's Zhanjiang Guolian Aquatic Products, made public its hiring of Jim Bugbee as VP of business development on Thursday

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Commentators disagree on US shrimp market outlook

Just how far the US shrimp market correction will go is topic of much discussion online these days

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Why tilapia prices have stayed away from boom and bust cycles

Broad supply base and diverse markets have meant tilapia, despite a fast growth in production, has witnessed stable prices, unlike other seafood like shrimp and salmon, Kevin Fitzsimmons told the...

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US retailer partners with Oregon fishers for sustainable canned albacore line

A US retailer based in Ohio has partnered with an Oregon fishery to introduce a line of sustainably caught canned albacore tuna

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Four aquaculture projects get funding from University of Maryland initiative

Four projects on aquaculture, three to do with oyster production and a fourth on creating a high-value fish feed from Maryland crops, are getting funding 

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West Coast shrimp boats remain in port as fleet, packers can’t agree on prices

In the midst of a strong, but possibly temporary, spike in cold water shrimp prices, US shrimp trawlers in Oregon remain tied up, despite the opening of the season

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Harvesters oppose Gulf State’s proposal to take over red snapper management

Seafood Harvesters of America object to recent proposal from Gulf State's fish managers that would take control of red snapper fishery management from federal authorities

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Fortune Fish names former Bell Aquaculture exec manager of new Indiana office

US processor Fortune Fish & Gourmet has hired Greg Skotnicki, a 27-year veteran of the seafood industry, as the market manager of its new regional office in Indianapolis, Indiana

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Dreaded catfish inspection program final rule expected this month

US Department of Agriculture's new catfish inspection program -- included in the 2014 Farm Bill despite a widespread effort to have it repealed -- is likely to be released in April

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