Seafood

Red Lobster debuted some new food options and brought back two popular items this week after the seafood restaurant chain overhauled its menu.

Industry experts say the Red Lobster all-you-can-eat shrimp deal gone wrong is masking the real issues that led to the company's downfall after over 50 years in business.

Seafood chain Red Lobster is facing financial difficulties and has closed dozens of locations after financial challenges were exacerbated by blowout demand for endless shrimp.

Seafood restaurant chain Red Lobster is closing down close to fifty dining locations across the country as the threat of filing for bankruptcy looms for the iconic brand.

Red Lobster is considering filing for bankruptcy to restructure its finances to address debt and costly leases after bringing in a new CEO with experience leading turnarounds.

Louisiana's crawfish season is not expected to be nearly as good as recent years, impacting both prices and availability, experts say. Much of the blame is being put on weather.

The number of customers taking Red Lobster up on its Ultimate Endless Shrimp deal contributed to a quarterly operating loss for the chain, according to investor Thai Union Group.

Oyster farmers along the Gulf Coast are finding it tough to keep up with the nationwide demand and Mississippi is launching a program expanding oceanic areas for oyster harvesting.

The price of lobster meat, an already expensive food, is quickly increasing as inflation, federal regulations and smaller catches by fishermen impact the sale of the delicacy.

Seven Seas International is recalling some of their Biltmore Smoked Sockeye Salmon products purchased in Publix stores before March 14, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

A group of lobstermen in Massachusetts has sued the Biden administration over its closure of part of the coastline in order to protect an endangered whale.

Red Lobster plans to end its annual "Ultimate Endless Shrimp" promotion in early November, two months after starting the program.

A group of U.S. senators is trying to get the federal government to hand over millions of dollars collected from China as a penalty for flooding markets with cheap products.

In August, Hurricane Ida capsized dozens of fishing boats and wiped out many seafood farms.

A Maryland seafood company and its owner entered guilty pleas Wednesday after being accused of employing at least 89 illegal immigrants and engaging in visa fraud, according to reports.