Norwegian fishing firm has entered into an agreement to sell additional quotas for fishing of cod, haddock and saithe, reportedly to fishing firm Hermes

Scientists from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea concluded that exploitation of fish stocks in the Northeast Atlantic has declined significantly during the last decade

By Tom Seaman

High Liner needs to buy big US retail brand to hit ebitda target of $150m by 2015, with Gorton’s, SeaPak targets, says analyst

By Tom Seaman

Ammonia leak poisons 13 workers in China whitefish factory supplying High Liner, with seven deaths reported

By Tom Seaman

Export-driven Chinese processors are making major switches to businesses models in order to survive tough climate, with the more pessimistic describing industry as a ‘setting sun’

By Eva Tallaksen

A more than 50% increase in cod landing prices since July has seen Murmansk factories struggle to make ends meet, forcing Agama’s plant to drop single-frozen focus for double frozen cod

By Tom Seaman

Norwegian fishing company plans to sell last fresh trawler, a vessel type that has ‘lost its competitive edge’, as it awaits delivery of two more highly advanced combination vessels

By Tom Seaman

‘It is better for everybody to have a stable price over time and not a very high price in a short period,’ says top exec of Norwegian fishing company  

By Tom Seaman

Million-ton cod quota Barents Sea cod quota looking increasingly less likely to be caught, with Norwegian trawler owners hoping for reallocation from inshore fleet

Fishing quota cuts which were imposed to preserve cod from extinction a few years ago could actually be harming the North Sea, according to marine scientists