Satisfactory results – despite challenging year
Royal Greenland has announced a pre-tax profit for 2022 of DKK235 million, on a turnover of DKK5.8 billion. Acccording to CEO Susanne Arfelt Rajamand, it’s a satisfactory outcome for a very…
Royal Greenland has announced a pre-tax profit for 2022 of DKK235 million, on a turnover of DKK5.8 billion. Acccording to CEO Susanne Arfelt Rajamand, it’s a satisfactory outcome for a very…
The largest seafood industry trade fair is this year bringing together 2078 exhibiting companies from 87 countries and 68 pavilions spread across 49,339 square metres of exhibition space in Barcelona.…
Producers in Norway exported NoK41.4 billion worth of seafood in the first quarter of this year, an increase of NoK7.4 billion over the same period last year and representing a…
Members of a black market crayfish poaching ring in eastern New Zealand that netted thousands of dollars in illegal sales have been sentenced to home detention and community work. The sentences, in the Whakatane District Court, follow…
The gross value of Australian fisheries and aquaculture production is forecast to rise 8% in 2022-23, reaching $3.63 billion, according to the latest report from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural…
So far 20 vessel owners have signed up to the Irish government’s decommissioning scheme, with the deadline for applications now just days away. The Irish fishing sector has faced significant…
The longline sector is a new business for Danish processing systems supplier Carsoe, and an order to outfit the processing deck of the new Leinebris is taking the company into…
It sounds slightly wrong, but Iceland’s groundfish sector has seen cod generate some of the best revenues ever least year, despite catch levels being at their lowest in practically a…
Rare Foods Australia (RFA) has confirmed the importance Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification plays in international brand development and sales, with the company seeing a rise in international buyers since…
Iceland exported seafood valued at roughly ISK349 billion in 2002, according to provisional figures made available by Statistics Iceland. In ISK terms, this is an 18% increase on 2021’s figures,…