Peru devours fish during holy week
The week of Easter sees a surge in fish consumption in Peru, and this year Peruvians bought 8500 tonnes of seafood. That’s a 5% increase on the figure for the…
The week of Easter sees a surge in fish consumption in Peru, and this year Peruvians bought 8500 tonnes of seafood. That’s a 5% increase on the figure for the…
The Pavilion of Denmark promises to be buzzing with activity, new exhibitors and exciting product launches at Seafood Processing Global 2024, as 36 Danish companies join together to showcase their…
Like many other sectors, the seafood market across the UK has been hit hard by inflation and a resultant decline in volume sales. Despite this, frozen fish sales have shown…
With 1210 companies from 49 countries exhibiting, Seafood North America has opened in Boston, occupying 5% more space than last year. ‘The success of this year’s edition demonstrates the value…
The European Union has reached a provisional deal on a regulation prohibiting products made in violation of human and workers' rights on the EU market – including seafood. Around 27.6…
The weakness of the NoK, combined with high prices for salmon have pushed Norwegian seafood exports to a value of NoK13.3 billion in Janaury this year – a 5% increase…
The European Union’s new fisheries control system came into force this week. This aims to digitise every aspect of seafood’s journey from the deck of a fishing vessel to a…
Figures for the first eleven months of last year demonstrate that while Russia has increased the extent of its seafood exports to the Chinese market by 102%, the value of…
Sales of wild-caught fish, shellfish and other seafood passing through Norges Råfisklag last year came to NoK17.8 billion – the highest turnover value the organisation has yet achieved for a…
Disruption on the roads leading to the Polish border with Ukraine has been holding up exports of seafood in recent weeks, as queues of up to 50 kilometres have formed,…