Dan Gibson

95% of the production from India’s second-largest shrimp producing state is expected to be black tiger this year, with conditions and market downturn making vannamei farming uneconomic

The Norwegian salmon farmer says its total tax claim for 2023 is NOK 847m, of which NOK 400m is a direct result of the new land rent tax

Seafood news from beneath the surface

Hofseth Biocare saw sales increase 42% y-o-y in Q2, which it attributed to an expanding market presence, particularly in the pet sector

Michael Windahl Andersen, an executive with A. Espersen for the past 17 years, left the company ‘in peace’ as part of a planned change to its human resources division

Lenk Frozen Foods is adding another 280 farmers to its cluster improver program  this year as it looks to build a retail market for certified black tiger shrimp in Germany

EMEA deputy editor Dan Gibson brings you a roundup of the main stories from the previous week  

The new UK-EU deal will reportedly be a rollover of the current one, extending existing fishery access terms to UK waters until 2038

Although the ‘Havbruksmelding’ reform recently proposed by the Norwegian government is unlikely to pass, it represents the likely future direction of regulation, DNB believes

North Sea cod, herring, and saithe quotas, jointly set between Norway, the EU and the UK every year, are each being cut by double-digits, with only haddock stable