SeaFood Business Features

SeaFoodBusiness feature articles are available in our archive dating back to 2006 providing an expanded library of information that addresses many sectors of the industry. The articles are categorized by topics for easy searchability.

Articles found: 1080

Top Species: Pangasius

Pangasius lacks the name recognition that could increase sales substantially. - Photo courtesy of Fishery Products International

By Joanne Friedrick
7/5/2012
Farmed whitefish’s popularity keeps building
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What' in Store: Creative co-ops

Federated Co-operatives’ Reel in the Solution! program uses a ‘stoplight’ system.

By Christine Blank
7/5/2012
Sustainability ratings are visible, but the choices belong to the shoppers
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Behind the Line: Changes in latitude

Doc Ford’s culinary offerings transcend those of a typical sports bar. - Photo by Lauren Kramer

By Lauren Kramer
7/1/2012
Sanibel sports bar reinvents with gourmet food, becomes island hotspot
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Global Foodservice: Reinventing Leith

Respect for local seafood, produce propels this Michelin-starred chef. - Photo courtesy of Kitchin

By Anthony Fletcher
7/1/2012
The Kitchin contributes to revitalization of Scottish waterfront area
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Global Retail: Shaking up the aisles

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has created a line of frozen seafood for Young’s. - Photo courtesy of Young’s Seafood Ltd.

By Jason Holland
7/1/2012
Frozen fish comes to the fore when the chips are down
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Special Feature: Soups and chowders

This creamy shrimp and pancetta soup from Blount is new for foodservice. - Photo courtesy of Blount Fine Foods

By Melissa Wood
7/1/2012
Bold flavors, high-quality offerings stand out
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Top Story - She & Him

Ahold USA’s Taylor chairs the FMI Sustainable Seafood Committee. - Photo courtesy of Ahold USA

by James Wright
7/1/2012
The Buyer’s Turn: A combination of consciousness, competitiveness earn Tracy Taylor, Jim Ulcickas amazing results
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Networking: Mitch Tonks

“Why wouldn’t you pay more for [good] food? It’s about to become part of you. We need to value it more. All that goes into catching fish is quite significant, really.” —Mitch Tonks, Chef, restaurateur, fishmonger, food writer, Brixham, England - Photo by Chris Terry

By James Wright
7/1/2012
Chef, restaurateur, fishmonger, food writer Brixham, England
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Editor's Note: Catfish inspection, organic seafood bellwether industry topics

Fiona Robinson, Associate Publisher / Editor

by Fiona Robinson
7/1/2012

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Retail Report - Convenience strengthens prepared seafood category

Prepared product dollar contribution to department, 52 weeks ending March 31

7/1/2012
Department subcategory increases 15 percent in five years
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Trade Tracker: Salmon imports down slightly

Major imported Atlantic salmon products, April 2012

7/1/2012
Product from Chile, Canada dominate U.S. farmed-salmon supply
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Point of View: Missing the boat in the seafood department

Ron Loynes has worked in seafood sales, purchasing and processing in the United States and Central America for more than 30 years. He lives in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

By Ron Loynes
6/27/2012

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Retail Report: Higher promo prices stall sales

Finfish dollar share by region, 52 weeks ending Feb. 25 - Illustration by Laura Lee Dobson

6/5/2012
Average finfish prices increase 20 percent in five years
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Top Story: Contagious coverage

Tuna scrape used in maki became the poster child for a social media frenzy. - Photo by Steve Coomes

By Steve Coomes
6/5/2012
Yellowfin tuna recall the latest food issue minced by social, viral media
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Point of View: Seafood brands: Out of step and missing out

by Jeffrey Spear
6/5/2012

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Editor's Note: Recharging the senses

by Fiona Robinson
6/5/2012

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Top Species: Halibut

Pacific halibut prices are up, while some retailers are dropping Atlantic halibut. - Photo courtesy of Norwegian Seafood Council

By Joanne Friedrick
6/5/2012
Quota issues continue to challenge buyers of this popular species
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Trade Tracker: O Canada

Countries of destination for U.S. lobster exports 1st quarter, 2012 - Illustration by Laura Lee Dobson

6/5/2012
Lobster trade depends on northern neighbors
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Behind the Line: Fair seas

Fairmont sources only wild seafood for its 43 properties across the Americas. - Photo courtesy of Fairmont

By Lauren Kramer
6/5/2012
Fairmont hotels follow through on sustainable seafood commitment
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Going Green: There’s a catch

Overfished? American fishermen say there’s plenty of bluefin tuna. - Photo by Marco Care, courtesy of Marine Photobank

By James Wright
6/5/2012
Disparity in bluefin tuna fisheries makes for tough purchasing decisions
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What's in Store: Spic ‘n span

Cleanliness is key for seafood retailers, according to Consumer Reports. - Photo courtesy of Publix Super Markets

By Christine Blank
6/5/2012
Image is everything, so retailers focus on cleanliness, service in perishables departments
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Global Foodservice: Keeping it real

Belgian restaurateur strives to maintain a mussels tradition. - Photo courtesy of Chez Léon

By Anthony fletcher
6/5/2012
Brussels icon Chez Léon stays true to roots while franchises expand reach
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Global Feature: Gold mettle

Nine million visitors and 24,000 athletes will be catered to at this summer’s Games. - Photo courtesy of LOCOG

By Jason Holland
6/5/2012
Can London fulfill the sustainable seafood commitments it made for the 2012 Olympics?
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Special Feature: Chilean sea bass

Electronic documentation has tightened control over the Chilean sea bass trade. - Property of SeaFood Business

By Melissa Wood
6/5/2012
Despite tighter controls, sought-after toothfish still faces reputation challenges
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Networking: Ray Hilborn, Ph.D.

“The emphasis on the disasters of fishing has really dominated the conversation and has led lots of people to believe that fisheries are simply not sustainable.” - By James Wright

By James Wright
6/5/2012
Fisheries scientist, University of Washington, Seattle Author, “Overfishing”
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