Whitepapers

The NMFS (National Marine Fishery Council) has cut the North Atlantic scallop quota for the second year in a row. How will this effect availability, sizes, and prices in the year ahead?

This Scallop Market Factbook includes an outlook on the 2021 season based on the details of the quota and historical data, including recent pricing data by size, 70 years of landing data, and decades of import and export data.

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Global demand for bivalves — including the consumption of raw shellfish — has outpaced supply, providing excellent growth opportunities.  Shellfish are filter feeders and toxins in the surrounding waters can cause a variety of illnesses in humans.  

Given these risks, the harvesting and traceability processes are strictly regulated by state health departments. This whitepaper discusses best practices and National Shellfish

Taking an agile approach to fish processing is key to increasing yield and production speed, while also minimizing waste and labor costs. And as technology continues to advance at a rapid rate, there are always new opportunities to further streamline processes and operate with greater accuracy and efficiency. This eGuide examines how automation and insights from real-time data enable operators to respond faster to

Fish processing is changing. With the global population rising, consumer demands changing, and fresh produce more in demand than ever, processors are having to update their approach to remain relevant. This eGuide explores how taking an agile approach to processing is key to increasing yield and production speed while also minimizing waste and labor

This white paper examines the shifting preferences of today’s seafood shopper and offers insights for operators looking to source their fish in sustainable ways. By interpreting valuable market data, examining the practices of industry leader Regal Springs and offering insights from renowned Chef Andrew Gruel, this piece empowers retailers to serve delicious fish with full confidence that it’s been sourced the right

The world’s population is expected to increase to 9 billion over the next 25 years.

Key questions arise from this growth. For instance, how will the seafood industry adapt to these changes? How can production be increased in a sustainable manner and what are the obstacles to sustainable growth?

In this whitepaper, experts Michael Tlusty, Ph.D., and Neil Sims discuss aquaculture's role in accommodating substantial growth. Topics