Siam Canadian leans on diversification to withstand US tariff uncertainty

‘Our model has worked through SARS, COVID, and now through the tariff era’ — James Gulkin, Siam Canadian Group managing director

Week 22 farm-gate shrimp roundup: Market slow-down as Asian shipping deadlines pass ahead of July US tariff decision

The mutual reduction in import tariffs has allowed business to resume with immediate effect, but seafood traders remain wary of what might happen next.

‘The repercussions for the shrimp industry will be significant, but it is more resilient; the US market is essential for the stability of the pangasius sector’

‘The repercussions for the shrimp industry will be significant, but it is more resilient; the US market is essential for the stability of the pangasius sector’

In the first four months of the year, US imports of frozen pangasius fillets climbed 29 percent.

In the first four months of the year, US imports of frozen pangasius fillets climbed 29 percent.

New tariffs on Chinese goods introduced by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump are causing havoc for Chinese seafood exporters…

Vietnam shipped more than 83,000 metric tons (MT) of pangasius to global markets in May, a 46 percent rise year over year and an 8 percent increase over April 2024.