Tyson Foods Inc. nonetheless announced recently that it will no longer accept for processing cattle that have been treated with the growth-accelerating drug, Zilmax.
Akva’s 2Q 2013 numbers are positive, with overall good performances in the company’s primary markets outweighing ongoing problems in the aquaculture tech firm’s Chilean operations.
Peruvian fishmeal and fish oil company Copeinca said this week that new fishing quotas and a late start to the season cut into the company’s earnings and margin for the first half of 2013.
Sysco Corporation recently honored its supplier that met or exceeded the company's exacting standards as part of the 2013 Sysco Supplier Excellence Awards program.
Some of the 75,000 U.S. cattle feedyards that dot rural America in places such as Texas and the Great Plains, suddenly must do without the leading product Zilmax - nicknamed "Vitamin Z."
IA Michael Lodge, in a preliminary decision sent to the parties Wednesday, said once the procedural issue has been resolved, he will consider the other scoring issues raised by the objector related to Principle 1 and Principle 2 indicators.
Drought has reduced the supply of product in some of China’s key freshwater regions, forcing up prices and leading local fish markets to consider whitefish alternatives.
In early September, Pilgrim's Pride Corp. plans to close a rendering facility in El Dorado, Ark., that produces chicken meal used in pet food, which will eliminate 29 jobs, parent company JBS USA confirmed on Aug. 14.
Norway Seafoods has entered into an agreement with Groupe Coopératif Maisadour, a leading French Cooperative Company, to sell Norway Seafoods processing and sales operations in France.
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) has voiced its protest against the latest decision on the imposition of anti-subsidy duties on Vietnamese shrimp exporters from the US Department of Commerce (DOC).
According to a new report from Dutch bank Rabobank, the outbreak of early mortality syndrome (EMS) in the Far East has brought an end to a decade-long boom in the shrimp aquaculture industry.
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) issued its final determination Tuesday on whether the governments of seven countries subsidized shrimp exports to the U.S., and results for two of those nations came as a surprise.
