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The last weeks have improved prices for the North Sea Plaice. But the fishermen does not achieve a reasonable price mark-up for the MSC fish, covering the additional costs for sustainable MSC fishery. To high light this a Danish trawler landed North Sea Plaice without MSC label last week at the fish auction in Urk, Holland, being centre for the European plaice industry.
This week, Danish vessels will start landing MSC certified Baltic cod in Danish ports. The DFPO Denmark Eastern Baltic cod fishery was today certified as a sustainable and well-managed fishery against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) environmental standard. The cod has been a commercially important species in the Baltic region since the 15th century and now, consumers across Europe will, for the first time, be able to buy Baltic cod bearing the distinctive blue MSC ecolabel.
The DFPO North Sea Plaice fishery was certified sustainable against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) environmental standard for sustainable and well managed fisheries.
The VMI East Jutland blue shell mussel dredge fishery has entered full assessment in MSC certification program for sustainable fisheries.
The North Sea and Skagerrak Saithe (Pleuronectesplatessa) fishery, jointly managed by the members of the Danish Fishermen’s Producer Organisation (DFPO), was today certified as sustainable against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) environmental standard for sustainable and well managed fisheries. Around 7 000 metric tonnes of Danish saithe will now be eligible to display the blue MSC ecolabel in the market place.
The Chairman of the Danish Fishmeal Association is delighted with the new EU agreement on sand eel quotas, but finds the non-existent Norway spout quote for 2011 totally unsatisfactory.
TripleNine succeeded in securing its first fishmeal order for China since 2001
The Isefjord and East Jutland blue shell fishery in Denmark has entered full assessment for MSC label.
The products of Danish hake, haddock and North Sea sole fisheries would have MSC label if pass the assessment of MSC.
The Danish Fishermen’s Producers’ Organisation (DFPO) has entered the Danish hake, haddock and North Sea sole fisheries for formal assessment against the Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) standard for sustainable and well-managed fisheries.