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Norway’s whitefish traders on hunt for new markets after MSC loss

Norway is set to lose MSC certification for roughly 60% of its cod and 25% of its haddock caught within coastal waters

By Dan Gibson | April 27, 2021 10:36 BST
Atlantic cod from the Lofoten, Norway fishery. Credit: Marine Stewardship Council
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Norway's cod and haddock traders are likely to be on the hunt for new markets in the coming months with the country set to lose Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification for its inshore fisheries, Undercurrent News confirmed.  [...]

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