Seafood Industry Australia has welcomed news the Federal Government will extend the International Freight Assistance Mechanism until June 2022. ‘On behalf of our members and the entire Australian seafood industry,…
Russian government authorities have approved the Nevod fish processing plant on the island of Sakhalin, which has been built under the government’s investment quotas initiative. Nevod has been in operation…
Funding of £1.8 million aims to help Scottish seafood businesses recover from the severe economic impacts of Brexit and Covid-19. The funding, managed by trade marketing body Seafood Scotland, will…
A programme of working with live cod has been a success for Royal Greenland, as this has developed since the initial pilot project in 2015. The Nutaaq cod is produced…
In co-operation with BIM, Icelandic processing equipment company Vélfag has delivered two processing lines to Irish seafood company Atlantis. BIM and Vélfag began by discussing options for filleting for the…
The Nueva Pescanova Group aims to apply new technologies to achieve a digitised supply chain that guarantees the quality, safety and traceability of the process, ensuring that the final product…
Following Baader's acquisition of a majority stake in Skaginn 3X, the company's service division has been significantly strengthened. Svanur Thór Sigurðsson has been appointed as Skaginn 3X's new service manager…
The Scottish Seafood Association has launched an angry attack on the UK and Scottish governments for letting the seafood processing sector down in its ‘hour of greatest need.’ SSA chief…
In the first quarter of 2021 the Russian Fishery Company (RFC) produced 15% more sea-frozen pollock fillet and mince than in the same period in 2020. ‘The company moved towards…
Norwegian seafood exports have experienced a record-breaking month, contributing to a solid first quarter for seafood exports. The Norwegian industry has never seen a March as strong as this year’s.…