Millicent MachellNews
Millicent MachellNews
Millicent MachellNews
Millicent MachellNews

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A weekly round up from the world's leading provider of news and analysis on the seafood, aquaculture and commercial fisheries sector. Find all our coverage at www.intrafish.com.

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  • Are hopes for the Chinese market justified? Plus, changing tides in Canada and land-based investment
    Join Millicent Machell and the IntraFish team to review shifting trade flows to Asia, this year in land-based investment and emerging optimism around Canadian salmon farming.
  • Feed volatility, 'pearl-gray' fish and salmon crime-busters in Chile
    On this episode we chat about Skretting's new CEO, the viability of saithe as a cod-replacement and a slew of arrests in Chile related to seafood theft.
  • Money, money, money! Plus, more chaos for the US.
    Join Millicent Machell and the IntraFish team for a company results update and chat about how the US seafood industry is recovering from government shutdown. Also, does drinking more beer save the environment?
  • Behind the latest salmon farming mega-deal
    We speak with the CEO of what is now the third-largest salmon farming company in the world to ask about the new taste for deals parent company Mitsubishi has.
  • A visit to UK's seafood capital, plus Trump's latest blow to tilapia
    Join Drew Cherry, Millicent Machell and John Evans as they discuss how Grimsby, UK is using its combined strength to support the sector, plus the impact of Trump's steep tariffs on Brazil.
  • Encore: Mowi's plan to produce 600,000 metric tons of salmon relies on some key innovations
    In conversation with Mowi Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer Catarina Martins.
  • 'A transformational time': What lies ahead for the aquaculture feed sector
    On this episode, we speak with the CEO of the world's largest aquaculture feed producer, Skretting's Bastiaan van Tilburg.
  • How this salmon company is taking a different approach to sustainability, branding and species
    This week we speak with Jose-Luis Vial, the CEO of Chilean salmon farmer Ventisqueros.
  • The latest salmon mega-deal, plus talking women change-makers
    We discuss Mitsubishi-owned salmon farmer Cermaq's acquisition of assets from Grieg Seafood, plus preview our upcoming series on female change-makers.
  • We made some bold predictions for seafood. How did we do?
    In January, we outlined what we thought the first half would bring. Here's how that went. Plus, an update on the latest Russia chaos.
  • Encore: Sometimes the best way to learn management is the hard way
    One of seafood's top executives talks about what his company is doing to engage community, retain workers and deliver profits.
  • Encore: Forget what you know about China's seafood industry
    Major trends are reshaping China's economy, and they have significant implications for seafood. Join this discussion with two of Rabobank's top seafood analysts.
  • Something interesting is happening with this seafood company
    Acquisitions, aquaculture and leadership ambitions. What is High Liner Foods trying to do?
  • Consumers are outsmarting high cod prices, plus land-based salmon's next wave and a bullish BC
    Join Drew Cherry, Rachel Sapin and Millicent Machell as they discuss some of this week's most important seafood news.
  • 'They feel it in their wallet': How salmon farming is winning over Icelanders
    The industry is facing some major opponents, including the likes of Bjork and Patagonia. But it's the local hearts and minds that matter.
  • Surprise! There's way more salmon than we thought this year
    Global farmed salmon production is up, which could have interesting implications for the US market in particular. Plus, we discuss social license in the Alaska pollock fishery.
  • What everyone was talking about at the Barcelona seafood show
    The IntraFish team gives you some key takeaways from the industry's most important event.
  • Can we be optimistic about land-based salmon farming again?
    A new raft of projects -- funded projects! -- are being developed in Iceland and Asia in particular. Is it safe to be positive? Plus, we look at the story of one Ukrainian seafood company struggling to recover from a devastating attack.
  • As seafood consumption plummets, Japan's giants shift strategies
    The nation most associated with seafood has a major challenge. Plus, we discuss how other Asian giants are handling the widening trade wars.
  • A small country with big ideas for seafood
    Ireland is a small seafood nation. That's not stopping it from coming up with new ways to develop products, innovate and recruit a new generation of workers. This week, we speak with BIM CEO Caroline Bocquel to learn more.