New business prompts High Liner's expansion

The Newport News facility will be renovated 'to handle additional volume,' president tells IntraFish.

Thaifex 2013 blog: High shrimp prices 'can't be absorbed'

IntraFish reports on all the seafood buzz in Bangkok this week.

Cermaq still a deal at a 10% premium

Cermaq takeover still attractive for Marine Harvest, even at a higher price.

Farmed salmon prices forecast to begin falling in June

Price per kilo could fall to NOK 33.50 by August.

AgriMarine: 'We're alive'

Closed-containment salmon farming pioneer's business unravels, but new investment could help right the ship.

UPDATED: Copper River sockeye catch off 27% during first two openings

Sockeye landings trail catches seen last season, but are ahead of pre-season forecast.

Bakkafrost reports strong quarter, lower VAP profits

Strong salmon prices result in a profit for farming division, but company takes a hit on its value-added segment.

Espersen's profits rise in 2012

Danish whitefish group sees improved year on year results.

Galveston Shrimp Co. works its way through recall

Pacific Seafood subsidiary says nail in master case prompted voluntary recall.

Strong buy recommendation for seafood firms

As Q1 results roll in, analysts give thumbs up to Norway Royal Salmon, Havfisk and Bakkafrost.

Marine Harvest wins battle at Cermaq shareholder meeting

Marine Harvest gathers enough votes to block Cermaq's acquisition of Copeinca.

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Analyst: Other opportunities for the Cermaq board to buy Copeinca

What now for Cermaq after the vote count at its AGM which enables Marine Harvest to block placement to finance the acquisition of Copeinca?

Cermaq CFO: Looking at all possibilities

Cermaq's CFO Tore Valderhaug said the company is looking at other opportunities with Marine Harvest and Copeinca.

Marine Harvest: 'This gives us some exciting options'

Marine Harvest chairman Ole-Eirik Leroy tells IntraFish of the nerve-wracking Cermaq AGM and the opportunity of building a 'new seafood company' the likes of which the world has not seen.

Alaska salmon markets up in the air

A spike in pink salmon production looks likely to end up more in cans than in frozen blocks as season begins.

Copeinca's chairman expects Cermaq will come up with new way to buy Copeinca

Samuel Dyer Coriat expects Cermaq will present a new financing plan for purchasing the Peruvian company.

Whole Foods oyster supplier undergoing production revolution

Company using private investments to transform wild-oyster business to oyster farming operation.

84 percent attendance at Cermaq AGM

Over 77.6 million of a total of 92.5 million shares represented at today's General Meeting of Cermaq.

Cermaq shareholders' interest in Copeinca 'not insignificant'

Cermaq's Board "will now evaluate alternative courses of action for Cermaq's further engagement in Copeinca."

Canadian Atlantic halibut fishery earns MSC certification

The fish can now carry the eco-label.

Copeinca chairman bags 70% votes

Samuel Dyert Coriat got 70% of the votes at today's Cermaq AGM, and will be a member of the Cermaq board if Copeinca's acquisition is completed.

Marine Harvest willing to raise its potential bid for Cermaq

This takeover bid is subject to the outcome of the Cermaq AGM today where shareholders will decide on Copeinca deal.

High-end, expensive, from the mountains: Balik salmon

Why are consumers willing to pay €230 for 500g of smoked salmon? IntraFish talks to the producer of one of the most expensive salmon in the world.

Lobster industry seemingly 'more stable' than 2012

The North American industry was better prepared this year, insiders say.

King & Prince facility gives unique flexibility for customers

King & Prince's Northwest facility creates 'interesting dynamic' for product development.

Sainsbury's admits salmon labeling error

Retailer apologizes to customers.

Omega Protein launches two new menhaden vessels

First new vessels in two decades mark a 'significant investment' company says.

Near perfect weather greets second Copper River opening

'Terrible' weather on Thursday kept a lot of the fleet home.

Sainsbury's not telling truth about its farmed salmon, NGO alleges

Group files complaint with UK advertising watchdog over retailer's Scottish salmon claims.

UK retailers seeing higher seafood sales

Total food and drinks purchasing up 3 percent over past 12 months.

Tomich Brothers investors snap up Oregon processor

Private equity firm expands its reach in seafood.

Aker BioMarine back in the black, investing in US plant

Company upbeat about its future.

UPDATED: Copper River sockeye harvest falls by half

Stormy weather cuts fishing effort; fishermen see prices in the $5 range.

IntraFish Seafood Stock Index falls more than 1%

Salmar sell off sends Bakkafrost down

Third Chilean salmon firm hit by ISA

New finding in Aysen region near most recent outbreaks.

Austevoll CEO: Peru a role-model for Norway

Fisheries are better regulated and managed in Peru, says Austevoll exec, with Norway having lessons to learn.

EU considers closing ports to Faroese vessels

The move is a consequence of increased herring quota by the Faroe Islands.

'Wild' weather drives up Copper River prices

Gusty winds and high swells force many fishermen to remain in the harbor.

Pescanova's Sousa accused of fraud

Chairman being investigated for alleged distortion of economic financial information, annual accounting fraud and use of insider information.

Iglo Austria goes 100% MSC

Thirty-three products are now bearing the MSC eco-stamp. 

Marine Harvest poised to shake up the fish feed market

The salmon giant's expansion will have a huge impact on the feed market, either through the acquisition of Cermaq or another major takeover in the sector.

Bass, bream producers looking north for new markets

Demand from northern European countries -- and Russia -- is increasing but low market prices could hinder a further expansion.

Leroy: Europe's crisis not a challenge

Europe’s economic crisis is not causing Leroy Seafood Group a headache -- on the contrary.

Nissui results dragged down by global slowdown

Company hit by soft markets, challenges in fishing and farming operations.

Farmed salmon prices move up again

But buyers pushing back on continually rising prices.

Alaska salmon season begins with no MSC label in hand

For the first time since 2000, fresh Alaska salmon won't be able to show its MSC eco-label credentials.

Rabobank-backed group developing sustainable seafood guide for financiers

Sustainable fishing could lead to better lending terms.

Thai Union warns currency may impact operations

Thai Union hopes baht woes will ease in the second half of the year.

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