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Time for a real capelin party: Iceland recommends hiking catches to 900,000t

Icelandic firms Sildarvinnslan and Brim saw their share prices rise 9% on the news, with a nine-times increase in landings expected to mean tens of billions more ISK in earnings

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 4, 2021 09:46 BST
Photo: Norges Sildesalgslag (2017)
Photo: Norges Sildesalgslag (2017)
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Iceland set its first capelin quota for several years back in 2020, landed in the winter of 2021. Norway too enjoyed record-high prices for the fish, granted a share of the island nation's total allowable catch (TAC). [...]

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