Newest Royal Greenland trawler christened in Nuuk
The last of the series of five new trawlers for Royal Greenland built at Astilleros de Murueta in Spain has been christened at a ceremony in Nuuk, bringing to a…
Royal Greenland appoints new CEO
The search for a new CEO for Royal Greenland has been concluded, with the choice going to a cnadidate recruited locally in Greenland. 'It’s a great honour to be allowed…
Turning shrimp side-streams into commercial potential
Heads and shells that account for around half of the biomass of cold water shrimp are the target of an ambitious venture between Royal Greenland and Danish biotech pioneer Reduced.…
Positive trends and new chairman at Royal Greenland
Financial statements published by Royal Greenland indicate trends going in the right direction as these show a DKK48 million improvement over last year’s result and a DKK102 million compared to…
Royal Greenland trawler refitted for groundfish processing
Royal Greenland's Kiliutaq has undergone a major upgrade in Denmark. The 67.50-metre trawler has been part of the company’s fleet since 2001, operating as a dedicated shrimper with processing and…
Final delivery in Royal Greenland trawler series
Astilleros de Murueta has delivered the fifth in a series of new trawlers for Royal Greenland that began in 2019. The five-vessel series began with filleter factory trawler Sisimiut, followed…
Royal Greenland aims to be back in the black
2024 was a challenging year for Royal Greenland, which has published its figures for last year with a pre-tax result of DKK196 million on a revenue of 5.6 billion. The…
Royal Greenland’s fully recyclable packaging for its 15lb cod and halibut cartons performs as well as conventional packaging. Images: Royal Greenland
Recyclable packaging becomes a reality
Royal Greenland has introduced 100% recyclable packaging for its 15Lbs cod and halibut boxes, marking a significant step in its commitment to sustainability. Developed in collaboration with Schur, this replaces PE-coated…
Record-breaking Nutaaq cod fishery
Royal Greenland reports that last year it took delivery of 10,000 tonnes of Nutaaq cod. This figure exceeds the previous year’s total by 3000 tonnes. The success of this collaboration,…
Greenlandic vessels come to the Faroes for maintenance
The MEST shipyard in the Faroe Islands has started 2025 by being busy with fishing vessels from Greenland, at both its Skála and Tórshavn locations. Royal Greenland’s pelagic vessel Tasiilaq…
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