Thai Union warns currency may impact operations

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

 

SPAIN : Revolutionary biodegradable packaging developed for fish

The company Criimpla from Valencia is coordinating a European project that investigates the development of innovative packaging made from wheat starch, recyclable and biodegradable material.

 

GAA's BAP seafood certification standard successfully aligned with GFSI requirements

The Global Aquaculture Alliance’s (GAA) has said its Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) seafood processing plant standards have been successfully benchmarked against the latest Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) food safety requirements.

 

China's 1Q seafood exports up

China’s trade surplus in aquatic products hit USD 2.09 billion (EUR 1.6 billion) in the first quarter, an increase of 15.88 percent year-over-year.

 

Some Indian shrimp farmers converting to lower risk milkfish farming

Fed up with their loss-making shrimp farming, over 500 farmers in south Gujarat are now seeing a new business potential in commercial farming of milkfish — an important seafood in south-east Asia and a few Pacific Islands.

 

Yen depreciation deals blow to Vietnam exports

The yen depreciation has caused many problems for local companies shipping products to Japan as local goods have become more expensive and less competitive.

 

Go Cong clam granted the trademark protection license

After two-year operation of the project of “Go Cong trademark for clam in Go Cong, Tien Giang Province”, the National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (NOIP) issued the protection license of Go Cong trademark to the local clam.

 

Bangladesh's fresh water prawn production tumbles as hatcheries close for lack of funds

Bangladesh, The country's production of fresh water prawn or golda will fall significantly as most of the hatcheries are shut down this year due to lack of bank loans, general secretary of Golda Hatchery Association of Bangladesh (GHAB) said.

 

Thai Union to import 20-30% of its shrimp from India, Ecuador to cope with EMS reduced supply

Thai Union made several statements about its shrimp business in a meeting with analysts on its second quarter performance yesterday.

 

Pangasius duties rise another $.23/lb for many exporters after DOC review finds ministerial errors

The US Department of Commerce has revised its duty rates for pangasius exporters to the US that will increase the rates for most companies after the agency cited ministerial errors in its eighth shipper review.

 
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