Still no capelin quota in Iceland after latest surveys
Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute will conduct another survey in February, but for now, little capelin could be found
Canadian report concludes seals pose danger to fish stocks
A House of Commons committee has made 17 recommendations for the Canadian government to manage pinniped populations, including humanely increasing seal harvests
Canada is fishing in the dark, latest Oceana audit concludes
'Fisheries and Oceans Canada missed an opportunity this year to act on overfishing in Canada by failing to publish any new rebuilding plans or include more stocks under the [Fisheries] Act’s regulation' - Oceana Canada
Norway-Russian science advises tripling Barents Sea capelin quota for 2024
The advised quota of 196,000t would be the highest since 2018
Longtime Brim exec takes reins at Icelandic pelagics firm
Gardar Svavarsson -- who was with Brim, and HB Grandi as it was known before that, for some 24 years -- has been hired as managing director of Lodnuvinslann
Capelin bounty takes Icelandic processor to record profits
Icelandic pelagic fishing company Lodnuvinnslan reported record profits of ISK 3.483bn in 2022 on the back of Iceland's huge capelin quota
UK’s Waitrose launches ‘affordable everyday’ caviar
Premium seafood brand Elsinore hopes to tap into the growth of the British sushi market with the product positioned at £5.50/100g
Ukrainian processor invests in new ‘caviar’ product range
Universal Fish Company has launched a new line of retail caviar products, having invested in processing equipment last year
Icelandic Beer made with capelin roe is big hit in Barcelona
Produced by Icelandic Asia, the beer is brewed with capelin roe, also known as masago, and shiso, a Japanese herb
Iceland, Norway clash over pelagic quotas not forgotten
The head of Fisheries Iceland has suggested Norway could find itself further marginalized when it comes to fishing in Icelandic waters in the future