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PEI lobstermen stick to their guns

By SeafoodSource staff
13 May, 2013
A second fish processing plant on Prince Edward Island has filed an injunction against fishermen who have set up blockades in front of the plant, protesting low lobster prices.
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Top Vietnam shrimp exporter to delist

By SeafoodSource staff
13 May, 2013
Shrimp processor and exporter Minh Phu (MPC), Viet Nam’s biggest shrimp company, plans to delist its shares in order to charge higher prices for them.
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NZ seafood prices up 19% in five years

By SeafoodSource staff
13 May, 2013
When fish is on the menu, the type of fish you get can depend heavily on where you live.
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PEI lobster fishermen on strike

By SeafoodSource staff
10 May, 2013
A rally in Charlottetown that drew more than 700 fishermen to protest low lobster prices is the first time in Island history the fishing industry has stood together, tied up their boats, and shut itself down.
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New $38 million PNG tuna facility to open

By SeafoodSource staff
10 May, 2013
Majestic Seafood’s new PGK 85 million (USD 38 million) tuna processing facility at Malahang in Lae will be commissioned next month by Prime Minister Peter O’Neill.
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Philippines yellowfin tuna production down

By SeafoodSource staff
10 May, 2013
The volume of export-quality or sashimi-grade fresh mature yellowfin tuna landed at General Santos City, the “Tuna Capital of the Philippines,” is getting fewer year-on-year.
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Guolian blames competition for woeful results

By Mark Godfrey, SeafoodSource contributing editor reporting from Beijing, China
10 May, 2013
Zhanjiang Guolian Aquatic Product Co., a key leader in the Chinese shrimp market, has posted poor financial performance that company executives are blaming on competition from shrimp producers in Ecuador and Thailand.
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Japan company doubles Sri Lanka export income

By SeafoodSource staff
10 May, 2013
Japan’s leading fish producer, known as ‘Tuna King,” Kiyomura Corporation Chairman Kiyoshi Kimura, will boost Sri Lanka’s deep sea fishing and double its fish export income.
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Clearwater 1Q report shows slight dip

By SeafoodSource staff
09 May, 2013
Clearwater’s 1Q report for 2013 shows a slight drop in sales and adjusted earnings versus 2012, but the numbers “were consistent with management expectations.”
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ASMI unveils cod marketing materials

By Christine Blank, SeafoodSource contributing editor
09 May, 2013
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute is taking a classic approach to promoting Alaska cod, with a new restaurant marketing campaign featuring vintage logos.
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Chicago chef wins Skuna Bay derby contest

By SeafoodSource staff
09 May, 2013
Chicago-based chef Carlo Lamagna has been declared the winner of the first-ever Skuna Bay Taste of Derby contest in Kentucky.
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Barker out as Icelandic revamps UK management

By SeafoodSource staff
08 May, 2013
Icelandic Group has announced a revamping of the management structure of its U.K. businesses, a move that includes removing Anita Barker, managing director of Coldwater Seafood.
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Chinese government: Eat your salamander!

By Mark Godfrey, SeafoodSource contributing editor reporting from Beijing, China
08 May, 2013
A combination of demand for rare aquatic species as well as government subsidies and propaganda is driving cultivation and consumption of Chinese giant salamanders in aquaculture bases across the country. The wild giant salamander has become a protected species in China after over-consumption for fine dining but cultivators have been stepping in to meet demand.
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Domestic seafood prices dilemma for Chinese firms

By Mark Godfrey, SeafoodSource contributing editor reporting from Beijing, China
07 May, 2013
Rising prices for fish and shrimp in the domestic market as well as partial recovery in export markets have given China’s seafood firms much optimism about 2013 earnings.
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Marine Harvest appeals to Cermaq shareholders

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
As Norwegian fish farming company Cermaq approaches decision time on whether to accept a buyout offer from rival Marine Harvest or stick with its plans to buy Peruvian fishmeal company Copeinca, Marine Harvest has sent an open letter to shareholders urging them to accept its offer.
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Minh Phu stock rises

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
Minh Phu Seafood Joint Stock Company (HOSE:MPC), Vietnam's 4th largest food company by market capitalization, increased VND 300 (or 1.1 percent) to close at VND 28,300.
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Lobster prices could cause PEI boat tie-ups

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
Two fishermen in the local grocery store here over the weekend couldn’t believe their eyes.
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Pescanova subsidiary bankrupt, assets frozen

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
On Friday, a Chilean court declared that Pesca Chile was officially bankrupt.
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Record Norwegian exports in April

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
Export values for mackerel and herring from Norway were down in April 2013 compared to 2012, but salmon and trout exports were not just up compared to last year; they set records.
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Cermaq goes on offensive with feed seminar

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
Norwegian salmon farming and feed group Cermaq on Monday announced it will host a seminar for investors, analysts and journalists on 13 May at its Ewos Innovation research center in Dirdal, Norway to “provide fact based information on the use of marine raw materials in salmon feed.”
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Keeping Scottish salmon popular

By Nicki Holmyard, SeafoodSource contributing editor
07 May, 2013
Salmon is a popular protein, and there are a lot of companies in a lot of countries producing it, but despite the wide field of competitors, new figures show that Scottish salmon has remained among the leaders.
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High Liner's 1Q sales drop

By SeafoodSource staff
07 May, 2013
High Liner Foods on Tuesday reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2013. 
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Top 25 North American seafood suppliers

By James Wright, SeaFood Business senior editor
06 May, 2013
The continent’s largest companies — including Yihe Corp., High Liner Foods and Tri Marine — raked in more than USD 12 billion in 2012 sales. 
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Crab glut could halt Newfoundland fishery again

By SeafoodSource staff
06 May, 2013
The Newfoundland and Labrador crab fishery may be brought to a halt for the second time this season because there's now a glut of crab being landed at wharves around the province.
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VASEP: exports on the rise

By SeafoodSource staff
06 May, 2013
Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers informed on May 4 that foreign importers from the EU, the US and Japan have highly appreciated Vietnam’s seafood quality.
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