María Feijóo

After a sustained drop in prices, the Norwegian king crab market has shown signs of recovery, with the latest auctions indicating both price stability and a rise in demand

As 2025 unfolds, Spain’s fishing industry faces a tumultuous period, marked by new regulations, ongoing protests and challenging negotiations both within the country and on the international stage

Brazil’s aquaculture trade deficit surged to nearly $1 billion in 2024, driven by a sharp increase in imports, particularly of salmon

Argentina’s fisheries saw exports drop by 11% in volume and 16% in value year-on-year to 37,833t worth $140.1m in October

While Norwegian king crab exports continued to struggle in November due to quota cuts and shrinking demand, snow crab exports flourished, with volume growth reaching 124%

Jose Enrique Rincon, owner and CEO of Venezuela’s largest shrimp production firm Lamar Group, has been accused by the government of orchestrating a coup against president Nicolas Maduro

Peru’s mackerel fishery is facing a challenging year in 2024, marked by significant declines in landings and overall catch volume

Indonesian shrimp prices have remained stable across all size grades so far in week 47 of 2024, showing only minimal changes compared to the previous week

The total volume of Peru seafood landings fell by 22.2% in volume and 14.6% in value to 78,500 metric tons worth PEN 156.5 million in September

Brazil’s seafood trade deficit showed signs of improvement in the third quarter of 2024, even as the country’s imports of high-value species, particularly salmon, continue up year-on-year