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Catfish Growers Suffer as Cost of Feed Soars

09:13 09/19/2012

(TheFishSite) Mississippians do not have to look far to see the impact of the Midwest’s historic drought, as the state’s catfish farmers already feel the pinch of sky-high feed costs.

NFI: Congress better repeal catfish program

09:13 09/19/2012

(IntraFish) Bloggers, politicians and political pundits across the United States are having a hey day with the gridlock the US catfish inspection program has caused in the US House of Representatives, and the National Fisheries Institute (NFI) is part of the groundswell of voices calling out for the program’s repeal.

Supermarkets Choosing Frozen Fish Over Fresh

09:13 09/19/2012

(TheFishSite) Thawed fish fillets are becoming more and more common in supermarkets across Europe. This can lead to serious consequences for Norwegian fillet companies according to research by Nofima scientists.

UK domestic fish stock can’t meet demand

09:12 09/19/2012

(SeafoodSource) UK fish consumption in 2012 has already matched what our seas can supply for the year, leaving us reliant on imported cod and haddock for fish and chips, campaigners have warned. Annual fish supplies from our seas can only satisfy demand for 233 days, so if the UK were to rely on its own fisheries for the year we would run out of stocks by Tuesday, a report from the New Economics Foundation (NEF) calculated.

Vietnam’s raw material imports to increase

12:06 09/18/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Vietnam total production of wild-caught and farmed fish reached 2.627 millon MT in January - June 2012, 5 percent above the same time of 2011, it was still unable to satisfy the country’s need of raw materials for processing for export. Uncertain supply of seafood material(particularly marine fish) and more expensive price of these caused by rising input costs make processors keep increasing their imports of raw seafood from outside.

Bilofish kept exporting pangasius to Middle East

12:05 09/18/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In the first half of 2012, Binh Long Company Limited (Bilofish) kept its pangasius export to Middle East stable. Fish sales to this destination started to soar up since July. Middle East market represented a 70 percent proportion of the company’s total earnings from pangasius export.

Less was exported in June, with slight rise in value

12:05 09/18/2012

(fis.com) Last June Peruvian fish exports generated USD 377.4 million in revenues, up 2.8 per cent more than in the same month in 2011, when their value was USD 367.1 million, the Ministry of Production (Produce) reported.

Chinese Wild Shellfish Receive Protected Status in the EU

12:04 09/18/2012

(TheFishSite) The name Yancheng Long Xia has been formally registered as a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) for a natural wild shellfish living in the convergence of fresh and salt water areas.

MSC survey reveals drop in US eco-label awareness

12:04 09/18/2012

(IntraFish) Results from a market research survey, sent to IntraFish by the MSC, reveal consumer awareness of the organization’s signature blue label declined by 2 percent over the past two years, from 23 percent in 2010 to 21 percent in 2012.

Preliminary Results of POR8: All Vietnam pangasius companies received zero percent duty rates

11:55 09/17/2012

(vasep.com.vn) The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) has recently released the preliminary results of the Eighth antidumping duty administrative review (POR8) on certain frozen fish fillets imported from Vietnam from 1st August 2010 to 31st July 2011.

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