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Aker Biomarine revises annual guidance down after difficult Q2 harvests

Krill fishing has been challenging in the second quarter, and the firm has lowered its full year target from 60-70,000t down to 45-50,000t as a result

By Undercurrent News | July 14, 2021 10:02 BST
Credit: Aker Biomarine
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The Antarctic krill fishing firm Aker Biomarine has dropped its annual production guidance for 2021 after enduring "challenging" fishing conditions during the second quarter of the year.  [...]

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