By Tom Seaman

First of two factories will be for recovery of shrimp shells for further use in medical and pharmaceutical industries, the second will be value-added plant for shrimp and whitefish

By Neil Ramsden

Russian coldwater shrimp landings are down sharply year-on-year, but they are being replaced, and supplemented, by imports from Greenland

The cuts will ensure those left in the industry can survive on a sustainable footing, according to an interim government report

The UK importer and processor saw its profits fall 88% for the year ended May 31, 2020

By Neil Ramsden, Dan Gibson, Louis Harkell and Yannick Guerry

Undercurrent News reported live from NASF 2021, which was held online this June as a result of its coronavirus-related postponement from March

The new trade deal, which will cut costs for imports of haddock and shrimp for seafood processors, does not contain any form of fisheries quota share

The new trade deal means zero duties on frozen peeled coldwater shrimp imported by the UK from 2023, and no duties on fresh and frozen whole whitefish

The long-awaited return for demand of preserved or dried fish appears to have begun, with export volumes of clipfish and salted fish up 24% and 55% respectively last month

The Greenland-based seafood giant is hopeful that a deal can be struck between  domestic authorities and the UK to reduce tariffs on seafood products this year

By Neil Ramsden

The halibut plant, operated by Arctic Fish Greenland, can handle almost 16t of fish per day; it hopes to be operating a new cod facility later this year too