Jason Huffman

The US imported 61,213 metric tons of shrimp worth $481.8 million in July 2024, 12% less volume and 16% less value than the 69,501t worth $571.3m imported in July 2023

Atlantic scallop prices dropped across all sizes last week at the seafood auction in New Bedford, Massachusetts, after previously reaching their highest rates of the season the week before

The expansion follows successful efforts at two other big US grocery chains, H-E-B and Weis Markets, during the first half of 2024

The total value of US seafood exports was 16% of the total value of US seafood imports during the first half of 2024, down from the 20% ratio seen in 2023

Snow and king crab consultant Les Hodges estimates that just 4,977 metric tons of snow crab remains in Canada from the most recently concluded seasons

‘With domestic prices for key size counts remaining well above historical averages, imported product could play a crucial role in alleviating supply pressures in the coming months as we inch closer to the holiday season’ — Lorin Castiglione, Undercurrent

Troy Turkin said he will maintain the title of chief operating officer that he’s held since 2016 when he joined the company, while also serving in his new leadership post

July was the biggest month of the year for US scallop imports, accounting for 2,485 metric tons worth $33.6 million

Size 10-20s -- typically the most common size of scallop -- were sold at the New Bedford auction last week for an average $20.27 per pound, 10% more than the average $18.41/lb seen a week earlier

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