A forecast by the UK's DEFRA has shown that fish from warmer climes are becoming more prominent in the North Atlantic, as growing numbers of bluefin tuna appear

By Dan Gibson

The UK-based seafood processor Nolan Seafoods saw turnover fall by 7.6% in 2018-19, according to its annual reports

By Neil Ramsden

As of Dec. 12 Norway had landed 99% of its spring-spawning herring quota, with raw material prices at NOK 4.33/kg; in Iceland, Sildarvinnslan has begun fishing for blue whiting

By Neil Ramsden

Norwegian vessels are nearing the end of their quotas for spring-spawning herring, but decent volumes continue to take 2019's haul a long way past last year's

The European Commission noted that 'strong concerns' remained about the increase of unilateral mackerel quotas set by Iceland, Greenland and Russia

Thai Union said the decision would not affect its business, since none of its products sold to the US are covered by the tariff-reduction scheme

The 2,000t capacity Bommelfjord trawler has been delivered to its new owners, Eidesvik Havfiske, in southern Norway

The layoffs are being blamed on a shortage of raw material due to falling quotas

By Neil Ramsden

Raw material intake for human consumption products dived year-on-year, though earnings were up, albeit buoyed by the disposal of over NOK 100m worth of assets

By Dan Gibson

The trawl group, which has an 80,000t quota for pelagics in the North Sea, has begun selling FAS herring fillets to Russia's domestic market