Neil Ramsden is the EMEA editor at Undercurrent News. He focuses on agriculture and farming, with a particular emphasis on fisheries and the food and beverage sectors in Asia and South East Asia. Neil's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting his expertise in regional interests and world news.
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Neil Ramsden's coverage predominantly focuses on the agriculture and farming industry, particularly within the fishing sector, with a heavy emphasis on seafood prices. His articles often cite data and press releases. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide access to relevant data or exclusive insights into trends related to fish pricing, international trade dynamics in the fishing industry, or company-specific news within this domain.
Given his focus on Norway and UK-based companies involved in the fishing industry, pitching stories about developments concerning these regions could resonate well with him. Additionally, providing unique perspectives from key players involved in international trade within the seafood sector may also capture his attention.
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By: Neil Ramsden
The Icelandic salmon farmer has published its 2025 annual report, meaning the Oso Bors stock exchange has removed it from the ‘penalty bench’
By: Neil Ramsden
‘FiiZK is the leading closed-containment provider, having delivered 24 systems and produced over 100 million post-smolt with superior biological effects’ — Nekkar’s Ole Falk Hansen
By: Neil Ramsden
Trade data suggests the hike in value has been driven by higher prices, with Vietnam benefiting from the fact that NOAA green-lit imports in May
By: Neil Ramsden
The company posted revenue of €542m for 2025, up 22%, while EBITDA rose 20% to €73.9m
By: Neil Ramsden
The project — backed by Apex Marine Farm, Clearwater Mussels, Marine Farming Association, and Talley’s — could provide for almost 100,000t of production
By: Neil Ramsden
Rosrybolovstvo has Russia taking 67,548t of Atlantic mackerel quota in NEAFC-regulated waters in 2026
By: Neil Ramsden
Norwegian exports in May were driven by both volume growth for frozen shrimp and a record-high export value for a single month, surpassing the previous record month by $1.65m
By: Neil Ramsden
Weekly mackerel export prices have climbed again after week 23’s fall, while herring — and herring fillets — have lifted
By: Neil Ramsden
The technology investments continued despite a difficult financial year in which revenue was down 5.5% y-o-y, and net profit fell 52%
By: Neil Ramsden
Sources gave a wider range of prices than normal on June 26, suggesting prices slipped further as the day went on; UCN’s FCA Oslo index is down 2% for week 27
