While many cod producers across the world are focused on quotas and geopolitical risks, Visir’s primary concern is to rebuild Grindavik.Read More
The fish are back, but the recovery of Iceland’s cod hub is far from complete Read More »
Perhaps the most important shift needed is in language. There is no such thing as waste, and there are no peripheral outputs.Read More
Letter to the editor: There is no waste, only untapped value Read More »
Executive has been with Hendrix Genetics since November.Read More
Salmon genetics firm bolsters leadership Read More »
The average basic wage of seafood CEOs rose nearly 13 percent in another year of headwinds for the industry, according to IntraFish research.Read More
Seafood CEO Salary Ranking: See how much industry leaders were paid in 2025 Read More »
The Dutch processor has almost completed a chain of ‘clean rooms’ across Europe, the US and China with a view to supplying salmon for raw consumptionRead More
Norwegian Seafood sets up network of high-care salmon sashimi facilities Read More »
‘The move by the marine products group — the world’s second largest seafood business– signals that the mismanagement of northeast Atlantic stocks is no longer a regional dispute, but a global concern’ — the North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy GroupRead More
Nissui joins coalition as Atlantic mackerel falls to ‘unsafe levels’ Read More »
Industry association Sjomat Norge again welcomed the move, and defended it against commentators in Norway who have claimed it is about avoiding taxationRead More
Norway’s parliament votes to abolish ‘norm price council’ Read More »
Prices for cod and haddock saw an increase across most size categories at Scottish auctions between June 1 and 7Read More
Cod, haddock week 23 prices rebound across most sizes at Scottish auctions Read More »
The EU fishing sector representative body remains concerned about the import of duty-free seafood without aligning the quotas with ‘sustainability criteria or geopolitical considerations’Read More
EU to roll over ATQ regime without changes, to Europeche’s chagrin Read More »
Closing the flag of convenience loophole would benefit fishermen, the seafood industry, consumers and the environment, according to supporters of the proposed legislation.Read More
Bipartisan anti-flag hopping bill introduced for international day against IUU fishing Read More »