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The Federal agency bought 187,500 cases for domestic food programs, while 49,500 cases went unawarded.

Fresh tilapia crunch sends US buyers scurrying for new sources U.S. buyers are searching farther afield as tariffs, currency pressures and production problems constrain traditional suppliers.

Dean Simpson, Managing Director of British seafood company Copernus, will step down in October and be succeeded by the company's current finance director.

'It's repetition, it's repetition, it's repetition': Global Shrimp Council's new chief on cracking America's shrimp habit Esther Luiten, the shrimp marketing body's first executive director, on why Americans still reach for chicken over shrimp despite what she calls close to “the perfect protein”.

Scientists expect the quota for this valuable resource to be slightly increased in the upcoming fishing season.

The Responsible Seafood Summit: The world's fastest growing aquaculture industry, tilapia potential and seafood's missing e-commerce piece Seafood executives from up and down the global supply chain have gathered in the Thai capital this week.

The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee, reportedly influenced by public “pushback,” has yet to take up legislation that would create a federal framework for open‑ocean fish farming after years of seafood industry lobbying. Proponents say “strong bipartisan momentum” remains.

Outgoing CEO Andres Lyon, has been named CEO of Food Investment SpA, the Chilean parent company of the salmon producer.

Indian packaged-seafood firm Captain Fresh said it emerged stronger from a year of tariffs and global trade disruption as core profit and revenue surged.

The Responsible Seafood Summit: Tariff 'mission creep', finfish 'ones to watch', and the 'Godzilla' El Niño Seafood executives from up and down the global supply chain have gathered in the Thai capital this week.