Trout from high in the Andes
Peru’s National Fund for Fisheries Development (Fondepes) has delivered 140,000 trout fingerlings to be reared in lakes high in the mountains, as part of a national initiative to guarantee food…
Best year ever for Norway’s seafood exports
Norwegian producers last year exported seafood worth NoK151 million, up a massive 25% over the previous year. According to Norwegian Seafood Council CEO Christian Chramer, 2022 is the best year…
Cautious re-opening of Kaikōura pāua fishery
New Zealand’s Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker has decided the recreational pāua (abalone) fishing season will take place from 15th April to 15th June, and the commercial fishery is…
Vietnam – a growing market for Norwegian seafood
Analysts at the Norwegian Seafood Council are seeing Vietnam as the new Thailand, with a growing seafood market driven primarily by the demand for salmon, but also for trout and…
Prestigious business award goes to Hampiðjan
The business award presented annually by Icelandic business trade publications Frjáls Verslun and Viðskiptablaðið has this year gone to fishing gear producer Hampiðjan. This is the most prestigious award of…
Síldarvinnslan fleet starts the year on blue whiting
The pelagic vessels operated by Síldarvinnslan are starting 2023 on blue whiting after the Christmas and New Year layover in port. Beitir and Börkur have already sailed, and Barði is…
Australia to extend country of origin to seafood in hospitality sector
The Australian Government is taking steps to make it easier to identify locally-produced seafood as consultation on the proposed Country of Origin Labelling model hospitality settings opens. In one survey commissioned…
Samherji’s overseas operations transferred to Dutch ownership
All of the European and North American fishing industry assets of Icelandic fishing giant Samherji have been acquired by an unnamed Dutch company owned by Netherlands resident Baldvin Thorsteinsson –…
Varðin Pelagic plans new protein plant
Faroese pelagic fishing and processing company Varðin Pelagic began its activities in Tvøroyri, on the island of Suðuroy, in 2012 with a high-tech pelagic processing plant, and now plans to…
Spanish industry regrets government’s missed VAT opportunity
Spain’s fishing industry federation CEPESCA states that the maintenance aid to balance sky-rocketing fuels costs in the wake of the war in Ukraine are appreciated – but the Spanish government…
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