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Iceland advises 61,000t of capelin can be caught this year

After two years of no quota, the Marine and Freshwater Institute has advised a quota can be set in 2021, with research ongoing

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 26, 2021 09:46 GMT
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After two years without a capelin quota, there should be good news for Icelandic pelagic companies in 2021 [...]

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