US seafood importers appear to be suffering mixed experiences at ports, with some reporting faster clearance times and wider container

‘There’s anticipation that everyone’s going to place orders for quarter one and quarter two of next year, but I don’t think

‘I personally think that the slowdown’s assumptions are exaggerated. I think it’s mostly just too much inventory in the US right now’ — Jim Gulkin, CEO and founder, Siam Canadian Group

Though sources are waiting to see the impact of China’s easing of COVID import regulations and its likely return to the market in greater quantities

Vietnamese pangasius companies reported strong growth in the first half of 2022 thanks to high demand in global markets. But rising costs, mainly due to inflation,

Aquaculture, fThe growth of Vietnam’s seafood export trade is beginning to slow due to the impact of a global inflationary cycle.

“There’s really only a few processors who are still in the export business compared to many years ago. The cost of production in Thailand

After prices peaked at their highest level in five years in January, the following five months have proven to be a very difficult period for Thailand’s shrimp exporters,

The freight costs have put pressure on everybody, but there are other costs that have come up too — labor costs are moving up,