Seafood markets are entering H2 2026 under even greater pressure: Shipping delays, rising fishmeal prices, anti-dumping duties, surging energy prices and trade disruptions are driving seafood commodity prices in multiple directions.
Join Expana’s seafood experts on May 28, 2026 at 11 AM ET | 4 PM BST for an in-depth assessment of the sourcing risks, price trends and supply dynamics impacting shrimp, crab and salmon procurement and pricing for June-December 2026. → Save your seat now
We’ll explore:
- Seafood price drivers to watch: Freight rates, FX, and energy costs – and how these move seafood commodities at once.
- Shrimp: Where farmed output from Ecuador, India, Vietnam is heading, anti-dumping duties updates – and what it means for US & EU landed prices.
- Salmon: Supply vs. demand, the impact of sea lice and harvest weights – and where prices may head.
- Crab: King, Snow, and Dungeness quotas, what Russian sanctions and Alaska’s harvest decisions mean for availability.
- Strengthening seafood price negotiations: Questions to bring into your next supplier negotiation.
Who should attend: Leaders in procurement, sourcing, supply chain, pricing, buyers, traders, wholesalers and producers navigating volatility within the seafood market.
Written by Farah Rahman
