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Icelandic cod prices spike in holiday season, could stay high into fall

With raw material exceptionally limited and many on holiday, prices for Icelandic ungutted cod surpassed ISK 600/kg in week 31 (Aug. 1-7)

By Dan Gibson | Aug. 9, 2022 10:14 BST
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Icelandic average cod raw material prices have continued to spike in week 31 (Aug. 1-7) passing ISK 600 ($4.37)/kg for a new weekly record, according to data recently added to Undercurrent News' prices portal.  [...]

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