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Icelandic cod prices see small uptick, expected to stay high through fall

With a reduced quota to catch in the 2022/23 fishing season, landings are expected to start slowly from the beginning of the new season in September

By Dan Gibson | Sept. 1, 2022 10:15 BST
Atlantic cod. Credit: Brian Gratwicke
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The average raw material prices for Icelandic cod have seen a small uptick in week 34 (Aug. 22 -28), with the unusually high August values expected to continue into the fall, according to auction data added to Undercurrent News' prices portal.  [...]

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