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Maruha Nichiro and UMAMI Bioworks Launch Project to Develop Cell-Cultivated Bluefin Tuna  

Japan: FEED ONE to Invest in New Aqua Feed Mill

ASMI Releases 2024 Annual Report Highlighting Global Impacts and Market Challenges  

Cousins Maine Lobster to Open Food Truck in Wisconsin  

Tokyo Seafoods Purchases Increase by 40% in 2025 With a Focus on Spanish Set-net Tuna  

Russia: Fish Exports Could Exceed $6 Billion in 2025  

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ANALYSIS: Overview of Ecuadorian Skipjack Tuna Landings, Exports, and Market Sentiment  

No Second Opener on Copper River This Week, But Prince William Sound Opens for Seiners  

ANALYSIS: China’s April Imports of Homarus Americanus Fall by Over 45%, GACC Reports  

SSP and CNA Host 2025 SustainED Event in Ecuador, Focused on Efficient, Sustainable Shrimp Farming  

NEFMC’s Amendment 25 Nixed On Procedural Grounds, Cod Season Starts Using Old Rules  

New Report Shows Upward Trajectory for European Union's Blue Economy  

Fujisan Salmon Markets White Fujisan Salmon: White Meat Rainbow Trout Grown at the Foot of Mt. Fuji  

Seafoodnews.com Summary Thursday, May 29

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ANALYSIS: EU-UK Q1 Shrimp Imports Rise 8.5% Y-O-Y, Rise 10% Since Q1 2023  

ANALYSIS: Q2 Trends in Norwegian Cod Landings and Price Dynamics  

The Retail Rundown: Father’s Day Fires Up Demand for Premium Cuts  

Andfjord Salmon’s Q1 Results Reflect Low Production and Zero Revenue Amid Kvalnes Build-Out  

Russia Optimistic About 2025 Salmon Catch in Kamchatka Region  

USDA Announces Section 32 Pre-Solicitation for Atlantic Groundfish and Pacific Pink Shrimp  

Turning the Tide Announces 2025 Marine Industry Awards

Seafoodnews.com Summary Wednesday, May 28

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Over 27,000 Sockeye and 1,000 Chinook Salmon Netted in Copper River’s First Opener on May 22  

FDA Issues Advisory on Frozen Half-Shell Oysters from the Republic of Korea

Russia Remains Major Salmon Producer in North Pacific Region  

OPINION: NOAA’s Budget Crunch Trimming Fat, or Cutting Muscle?  

Lake Charles Has a 79% Authenticity Rate for Gulf Shrimp Labeling, Test Results Indicate

Seafoodnews.com Summary Tuesday, May 27

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Atlantica Imports Joins NFI's Crab Council 

SEAFOODNEWS.COM [SeafoodNews] May 11, 2016

Atlantica Imports is the latest US crab importer to join the National Fisheries Institute’s Crab Council, boosting the group's membership to 24 companies.

Founded in 2012, Atlantica Imports is based in Weston, Florida and offers a wide range of imported seafood options, including imported crabmeat. The company sources its crab meat from suppliers in Vietnam and China and sells it under the GulfShore brand.

“Atlantica goes the extra mile,” said President Chris Johnson...

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