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Iceland ups fishing haul 26% in 2012

The total catch of Icelandic fishing vessels in 2012 was 1.45 million metric tons, 300,000t more than in 2011

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 30, 2013 08:58 BST
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The total catch of Icelandic fishing vessels in 2012 was 1.45 million metric tons, 300,000t more than in 2011, according to Statistics Iceland. [...]

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