Since the Ukrainian war, global cod prices have risen sharply, and supply chain uncertainty has increased day by day. The European market has begun to look for alternatives to wild whitefish, and farm...

The United States relies on overseas imports for much of its seafood needs, a situation that has persisted for more than three decades. According to U.S. government data, about 80 percent of seafood consumption comes from abroad, resulting in a seafood trade deficit that has become the norm.

According to data observations from Zhejiang Zhoushan International Agricultural Products Trade Center Co., Ltd.: In terms of the monthly price index operation, the monthly price index for China's distant ocean squid rose significantly in August 2024, closing at 191.16 points, an increase of 3.58% compared to the previous month. In terms of the weekly price index operation, the price index steadily increased each week in August. Among them, the second week saw the largest increase, reaching 2.79%; by the end of August, the index closed at 187.11 points, up 6.23% compared to the end of July.

The 42nd Seafood Expo North America (SENA) was held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, U.S.A. from March 10-12. This year's exhibitors came from 49 countries around the globe, numbering 1,210, a 6% increase over last year, with an increase in the number of exhibitors from China, Ecuador, Japan, Norway and the U.S.

Chinese consumers are facing soaring prices for imported salmon, and that may not be good for long-term market growth, according to Fan Xubing, head of the Beijing-based seafood marketing consultancy ...