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Former Invermar GM joins Cooke to lead Latin America growth

Andres Parodi takes over for outgoing Salmones Cupquelan CEO Lloyd Purday as position expands to include overseeing future growth in Latin America

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Libby Hill eyes new demographic for US restaurant growth

Libby Hill Seafood says its recent decision to spin off Bay Hill Seafood Sales, its distribution arm, grew out of a desire to allow the distribution arm to seize growth opportunities

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Pew, Ocean Foundation urge against increase in Atlantic bluefin tuna TAC

Fishery managers should not increase the total allowable catch for Atlantic bluefin tuna in 2015, the Pew Charitable Trusts and Ocean Foundation said Monday

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Drakes Bay Oyster Co. to close at end of year; owners to open new restaurant

Drakes Bay Oyster Company will shut its doors at the end of this year if a settlement agreement and proposed consent decree that would end ongoing litigation is approved by the US District Court

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Moody’s downgrades EWOS a notch, yet expects boost for Chile on Russia ban

Down-tick comes with a silver lining as agency rates outlook stable after nearly a year of negative outlook

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High Liner acquires Atlantic Trading Company

Acquisitive Canadian foodservice supplier snaps up privately owned seafood company based in Miami, Florida

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Minh Phu chairman: One world shrimp standard would cut costs up to 10%

Minh Phu’s Lee Van Quang got a round of applause from the GOAL 2014 crowd as he called for an end to the plethora of shrimp standards, from retailers and third party bodies, for shrimp producers

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Pacific Andes subsidiary launches project for small-scale shrimp farmers

Pacific Andes subsidiary National Fish & Seafood formally is launching a project to give small scale shrimp farmers access to international certification standards for sustainability

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WWF: Fisheries should start applying new MSC standard now

Yet newly released standard will not start being mandatory for fisheries reassessments until 2017

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Chicken of the Sea launches salmon pouches

Chicken of the Sea is launching flavored salmon pouches in what it calls an industry first for this type of product

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Secondary scallop processing planned for Canadian plant

The owner of a Newfoundland and Labrador seafood plant plans to launch secondary scallop processing operations in Ramea

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EMS battle shifting for shrimp farmers

The battle with EMS is shifting from guessing what to do, to implementing what works, said Tim Flegel, of Thailand’s National Science and Technology Development Agency

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International group petitions FDA for pre-export audits in country of origin

New triumvirate of NSF International, TUV SUD and Preferred Freezer Services is awaiting Food and Drug Administration decision, says it could mitigate food safety risks

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Mexican shrimp showing genetic resistance to EMS

Some Mexican shrimp is showing genetic resistance to early EMS, said George Chamberlin, president of the Global Aquaculture Alliance

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Alabama Captain D’s restaurant wins company wide award

Seafood chain snags award from pool of 520 restaurants across 25 states

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Bumble Bee Foods reportedly recalls tuna sold at Wegmans

Packaging defects reportedly prompt Bumble Bee Foods to recall tuna sold at Wegmans

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Retail, foodservice giants have to drive benchmark for eco-label standards,...

The job of deciding a benchmark for eco-label standards should be driven by big retail and foodservice buyers, said John Connolly, head of the US National Fisheries Institute

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Open Blue backers want to build yellowtail, seabass farm off San Diego

Cuna del Mar, the private equity and backer of offshore cobia farmer Open Blue, has filed an application to build a 5,000 metric ton farm off the Californian coast

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Vietnam shrimp prices ‘plunging’ due to US duties

Local media says vannamei and black tiger prices have 'plunged dramatically' as result of US anti-dumping duties

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Ruby Tuesday swings to profit in Q1

US seafood restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday posted a 6% increase for same-store sales, swinging to a profit by the end of its fiscal year first quarter Sept. 2

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