Norway’s cod quota cut to be sharper for offshore fleet thanks to ‘trawl ladder’ rules
Although the new cod quotas to be announced this week are expected to bring a sharp decrease in Barents Sea fishing volumes, the trawl fleet will carry more of that burden
High Liner hopes to launch Norwegian farmed cod before year-end as wild volumes drop, prices rocket
Canada's High Liner Foods hopes to launch Norwegian farmed cod from a company it invested in earlier this year before the end of 2025 -- CEO Paul Jewer
Russian pollock CEO: Whitefish exports to EU could drop to zero if new vessels don’t get licenses
EU customers will lose up to 100,000t of single-frozen Russian pollock fillets by 2028 as well as Pacific and Atlantic cod and haddock, if new EU import numbers are not issued, top CEO told audience at Groundfish Forum last week
H&G haddock prices surge during Groundfish Forum; cod also on rise
Prices for H&G haddock from Russia and Norway increased sharply, and cod was also increasing as the top executives in the trade met in Denmark last week for the Groundfish Forum
Frozen H&G cod, haddock prices set firm ahead of likely big quotas cuts
Prices for frozen H&G Atlantic cod and haddock are generally firming, with sources at the Groundfish Forum unsure of where the top of the market will be
Global wild whitefish supply projected to drop 100,000t in 2025
The latest supply projections from this year's Groundfish Forum show a sharp reduction in Atlantic cod, with hake and hoki the only wild-caught species to see significant increases
Live from Groundfish: Recap all the news from Copenhagen
Undercurrent News was live from the 2024 Groundfish Forum, being held Oct. 15-17 in Copenhagen, Denmark
Alda, P&P’s UK JV frustrated by ‘political football’, sees sales drop after processor closure
UK Fisheries noted that the rights settlement between the UK and Norway remains 'a huge disappointment,' while sales fell by £32m y-o-y after the closure of its Danish subsidiary
Tradex: Iceland haddock catch more than compensates for Norway, Russia decline
Iceland's current haddock harvest stands at around 62,000 metric tons, 27% (13,000t) ahead of the same period last year -- Tradex
Russian fishing body backs gov’t move to quit ICES ahead of bill vote
A Russian industry group has questioned the 'value' of ICES in the North Atlantic as the country's authorities mull moving away from the advisory body