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Norwegian fishing firm Roaldnes plans to move into FAS fillet production

Cod, haddock and saithe fishing firm is planning more investments in its fleet next year, as it looks to move into a new area, frozen-at-sea fillets

By Tom Seaman | Dec. 5, 2014 09:53 GMT
Norwegian fishing firm Roaldnes plans to move into FAS fillet production
The freezer trawler Roaldnes
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Family-owned Norwegian fishing company Roaldnes is planning to refit one of its vessels in 2015 and apply for a license to produce frozen-at-sea (FAS) fillets [...]

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