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Trident's Chuck Bundrant talks retirement
In a wide-ranging article, the Seattle Weekly analyzes the buisness dealings and political connections of Trident Seafoods founder Chuck Bundrant.ISA spreads to Chile's freshwater lakes, trout
Infectious salmon anemia (ISA) has now been detected in freshwater lakes and hatcheries in Chile, marking a new stage in the country’s battle against the virus.
Seattle-area seafood supplier faces fraud charges
A Seattle-area seafood supplier accused of mislabeling thousands of pounds of fish as halibut was charged with two felony counts in U.S. District Court in Seattle Monday.
IntraFish publisher unveils new seafood publication
In January, IntraFish Media launches the newly redesigned Seafood International magazine.
German retailer Metro shifts tilapia, shrimp sourcing to China
Lower export taxes have enticed buyers from Germany-based retailer Metro Group to source tilapia and shrimp from China for the first time.
IntraFish TV: Will economic downturn hurt chilled seafood?
Rising household incomes the past two decades have given families more discretionary income and propelled sales of chilled seafood.
Marine Harvest expanding Chile smoked salmon operations
Marine Harvest Chile is retooling its shuttered Chinquihue processing plant to make it the center of its smoked salmon operations.
Clean Seas to investors: 'You will all be millionaires'
Clean Seas chairman Hagen Stehr told company shareholders "If you hang around long enough, you will all be millionaires."
Leroy Seafood Group appoints new CEO
Just days after its CEO stepped down after a contentious takeover of the company, Leroy Seafood Group has named a new CEO.
Bankruptcies predicted as bass and bream industry crashes
A sea bass supply crisis is being predicted for next year as more Mediterranean companies are set to go out of business over rock bottom prices.
Greek banks hope 'big three' will bail out ailing bass, bream farmer
Greece’s banking sector is looking to the country’s aquaculture "big three" -- Nireus, Selonda and Dias -- to save Hellenic Fish Farming from bankruptcy.
'Totally crazy' salmon processing concept proving successful
A Hong Kong-based seafood producer is processing 2.4 metric tons of salmon per day in an office block.
Who supplies fish for Greenpeace protests?
Greenpeace refused to identify where it sourced the five metric tons of bluefin tuna heads dumped in a Paris protest.
U.S., EU surimi markets show signs of rebound
The retail market for high-margin surimi seafood is healthy and primed for expansion, according to industry leaders in the United States and Europe.
Trident's Chuck Bundrant talks retirement
Centre Partners closes deal to acquire Connors Bros.
Codfarmers CEO resigns, chairman increases influence
HEB supermarkets names seafood marketing director
ISA spreads to Chile's freshwater lakes, trout
Marine Harvest expanding Chile smoked salmon operations
Star-Kist lays off workers, slashes benefits
Arrowac Fisheries closes seafood plant, lays off 30
IntraFish publisher unveils new seafood publication
Kroger opens upscale Fresh Fare stores
Seattle-area seafood supplier faces fraud charges
Clean Seas to investors: 'You will all be millionaires'
German retailer Metro shifts tilapia, shrimp sourcing to China
Louisiana nets $40 million in disaster relief
Alaska Sen. Stevens defeated
U.S., EU surimi markets show signs of rebound
U.K. government blocks charity discard donations
Leroy Seafood Group appoints new CEO
'Totally crazy' salmon processing concept proving successful
Greek banks hope 'big three' will bail out ailing bass, bream farmer
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