Matilde Mereghetti is a Senior Business Journalist at Undercurrent News. She specializes in the food and beverages sector, with a keen focus on agriculture, supply chain management, and sustainable practices within the food industry. Matilde's insights into fisheries, food production, and global supply chain dynamics have made her a prominent voice in the field.
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Matilde Mereghetti's coverage is heavily focused on the fishing industry, seafood trade, and global market trends within agriculture and farming. She frequently includes data citations and press releases in her articles.
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By: Matilde Mereghetti
Thailand’s dominance of the US canned tuna market is becoming less absolute, partly due to the imposition of US tariffs. Meanwhile, Ecuador has delivered the clearest sustained expansion and Mexico has staged a powerful latest-quarter rebound
By: Matilde Mereghetti
With decisions on several major stocks potentially on the agenda, the NGOs say the Lisbon, Portugal, meeting offers an important opportunity to strengthen coordinated, science-based tuna management across the Pacific
By: Matilde Mereghetti
Market participants report that skipjack prices have been broadly stable to slightly higher week-on-week in various large processing hubs, although discussions of further increases are already underway
By: Matilde Mereghetti
The renewed geopolitical dispute underlines the commercial significance of fisheries to the Falklands, an economy in which squid remains substantially more established than offshore oil
By: Matilde Mereghetti
Brazil’s independence day on Sept. 7 does not typically encourage higher salmon consumption
By: Matilde Mereghetti
El Nino is now firmly established and expected to intensify into a very strong event, according to the World Meteorological Organization, with exceptionally warm tropical Pacific waters threatening to further weigh on tuna catches
By: Matilde Mereghetti
Undercurrent is reporting live from the INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference & Exhibition, held in Bangkok, Thailand, from Sept. 14-16
By: Matilde Mereghetti
The transaction was completed in July, and an Athens event provided opportunity for Cooke executives to meet with representatives of the Greek business community and public sector
By: Matilde Mereghetti
Some canneries in Thailand have enough supply to last until the end of the year, others have stocks for considerably less time, perhaps only a month or even less, as skipjack prices remain at record high
By: Matilde Mereghetti
Tighter Pacific availability is only partially being offset by better fishing in the Indian Ocean; European inventories provide some buffer against immediate price increases
