By Eva Tallaksen

The crisis in Ukraine has seen Norwegian seafood exports to the country drop by nearly 40% so far this year, but Norway is not only exporter affected

Those who have kept close eye on Icelandic fishing industry will be aware that the fleet is an elderly one and the average vessel age is now just under 30 years, says Icelandic fishing group

Austevoll and Welcon director Helge Moster is no longer on board of whitefish and pelagic group Nergard

By Eva Tallaksen

First priority is to develop system to deliver fresh cod all year round, says CEO, as klippfish, dried fish activities dragged Norwegian pelagic and whitefish player into the red in 2013

Operating profit down by 72% in first quarter of the year, due to huge reduction in capelin quota

Air Iceland Cargo and Greenland’s airport authority have agreed to improve collaboration on cargo shipping, in move that could make fish exports by air from Greenland easier

By Eva Tallaksen

Despite a big drop in catches in 2012, Peru's anchovy remained by far the most caught fish in the world, but around a dozen other stocks are also hauled by the million ton, shows FAO report

By Eva Tallaksen

Greenland's exclusion from the mackerel agreement has opened up a new ballgame, says Henrik Leth, warning of tough negotiations ahead this fall

Austevoll reaped benefit of strong salmon prices and fishmeal and oil recovery in Q1, but low herring volumes and problems with exports to Russia and Ukraine see Pelagia get off to a slow start to the year

While Scotland's landings value fell 8%, Shetlands experienced an increase of 22% driven by near-£10m increase in pelagic landings