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Iceland Seafood International (ISI) reported a 14% uptick in sales in the first half of 2022, but that wasnt enough to overcome higher operating costs, as the Reykjavik, Iceland-headquartered seafood company posted a normalised loss before tax of €1.8 million (US$1.8 million) in H1 2022.

Alexander Nanta Linggi, Malaysias Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister, said the government will maintain the current chicken ceiling price of MYR 9.40 (~US$2.10; MYR 1 = US$0.22) per kg, Malaysia Now reported.

Thai integrated food producer Betagro is said to be planning a ฿20 billion (US$554 million) initial public offering, which could be Thailand’s second largest public listing this year, Bloomberg reported on August 23.

Northern Irelands pig farming industry is under severe threat due to the cost of living crisis, according to sector leaders.

Sarawak, Malaysia, must be part of a regional network keeping tabs on aquaculture diseases in order to protect the local industry, said the Premier of Sarawak, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg.

Rabobanks latest beef report for the third quarter noted that the global beef market remains strong, with most beef retail prices trending upward in the previous quarter.

Irish prime minister Michael Martin must make it clear to farmers where the government stands on the Mercosur trade agreement, one farm organisation said.

Brazils CONAB anticipated that the countrys 2022/23 grain and oilseed harvest would reach 308 million tonnes, due to positive performance and strong international demand for corn, soybean, rice, beans and cotton.

WorldFish had signed memorandums of understanding with Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) to encourage and promote cooperation in research and knowledge transfer activities for the sustainable development of aquatic food systems between the respective organisations.

Layer Poultry Indonesia Breeders president Ki Musbar Mesdi said that the prices of eggs in Indonesia had increased significantly mainly due to breeders inability to meet demands.