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Commercial landings in the United States also dropped slightly in 2022 were 8.4 billion pounds valued at $5.9 billion, down by 2.6 percent (224 Mlbs) by weight and 11 percent ($632 million) by value. The 2022 average ex-vessel price paid to fishermen was 70 cents per pound, 6 cents less than in 2021. The nation’s largest commercial fishery ...
SeafoodNews.com | Global Seafood News & Prices.
SeafoodNews.com is the most widely read seafood industry news in North America, with subscribers in over 50 countries. We provide a readable daily snapshot of the global seafood industry. Published in partnership with Urner Barry, the leading provider of seafood price, foreign trade and import data, we focus on the business side of the industry, plus everything that affects it. Our biggest ...
SeafoodNews.com | Global Seafood News & Prices.
SeafoodNews.com is the most widely read seafood industry news in North America, with subscribers in over 50 countries. We provide a readable daily snapshot of the global seafood industry. Published in partnership with Urner Barry, the leading provider of seafood price, foreign trade and import data, we focus on the business side of the industry, plus everything that affects it. Our biggest ...
Seafood Sales Continue to Soar at US Retail
Seafood sales spiked at retail stores during the first three quarters of 2021 with no slowdown in sight. It’s a trend that picked up steam at the onset of the Covid pandemic when more Americans turned to seafood for its healthier benefits. When compared to the pre-pandemic 2019 levels, all three areas of fresh, frozen, and shelf-stable ...
The Winding Glass: What’s in Store for U.S. Fisheries After the …
Fisheries of the U.S. 2022 Report Reflects Slightly Lower Landings, Value, Consumption Than 2021. Cooke to Acquire Peru’s Largest Fishing Company Copeinca. Russia Shifts Crab Exports to Asian Markets; Domestic Demand Remains Strong. ANALYSIS: U.S. Shrimp Imports See Modest Rebound After Consecutive Months of Decline.
ANALYSIS: Oyster Prices At 52-Week High - Seafoodnews
To Read Full Story Login Below. ANALYSIS: Oyster Prices At 52-Week High Current market prices for Select Oysters, FOB Mid-Atlantic is averaging $98.00 per gallon compared to $87.5 per gallon this time last September; up 12%. In addition, prices are trending 9.5% higher than their five-year average and are presently sitting at their 52- week high.
The Rise of Ocean Freight Costs And How It’s Impacting Seafood
And while those days are behind us, disruptions are once again causing ocean shipping prices to rise to record highs. Expana’s Seafood Market Reporters share how the ocean freight situation is impacting different species: Tilapia Expana Senior Seafood Market Reporter Lorin Castiglione says that the tilapia frozen fillet market from China is ...
How 10 of the Most-Read Stories of 2022 Capture the Year in Food
Urner Barry, the leading provider of food industry market intelligence for over 160 years, reviews the top stories of 2022—a year which featured countless disruptions and global shocks to supply and demand. Featuring coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war; high path avian influenza, inflation, trade, and more.
The Winding Glass: Lent 2024 Gives No Relief to Seafood Industry
To Read Full Story Login Below. The Winding Glass: Lent 2024 Gives No Relief to Seafood Industry [The Winding Glass is the opinion and commentary column by John Sackton, Founder of Seafoodnews.] When I walked the floor at the recent seafood show in Boston I was looking for exciting new or breakout products. Our industry is in a down cycle and I ...