By Barb Dean-Simmons

Meanwhile, the US has accepted Canada's request to use the WTO consultation mechanism to review tariffs but does not accept Canada's view that this is a case of urgency

Brim, one of Iceland's largest seafood companies, reported lower-than-expected financial results for 2024, with CEO Gudmundur Kristjansson citing the government's decision to suspend capelin fishing

Acoustic surveys in 2024 estimate the biomass to be at 217,434 metric tons, compared to 338,343t in 2023

The country's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute's final surveys yielded no results that warranted updating the quota advice already issued

By Dan Gibson

ISI posted positive results in all three of its major divisions as surging cod demand and low salmon raw material prices left it with impressive margins in Q4

By Masahiko Takeuchi

'Prices are now approaching those of Norwegian mackerel, far exceeding earlier projections' -- a Japanese buyer

After some small improvement in the capelin biomass found in February, Iceland has allowed a capelin quota of almost 8,600t

The Canadian province announced its plans for an in international trade office in Boston, Massachusetts, roughly six months ago

Icelandic vessels continue to search for signs that a capelin fishing quota might be set this year, but the latest results came in a little worse than previously

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'The Fish Harvesters Resource Center has not allowed the [Fish Food and Allied Workers] to reappoint new board members or hold a meeting to discuss the FRC's operations and financial situation' - FFAW president Dwan Street