Norway sales body gets new comms manager
Rafisklaget has appointed Benedicte Nielsen to lead its newly-created department of public affairs
Faroe Origin: Saithe prices finally showing signs of rising
Faroese company notes saithe usually gets compared to Alaska pollock, but it has not benefited from the latter's rise in prices
Faroese fishing firm’s newbuild plans on hold as reform uncertainty lingers
Faroe Origin – owned by Vardin, Framherji and Samherji – has two vessels for sale and is ready to invest in a new one, but the industry hangs on the edge of significant changes
Frosta teams with German fishing firm on branded frozen saithe range
New range uses single-frozen saithe raw material from Kutterfisch, Felix Ahlers tells Undercurrent News
Scottish fishing group calls for stronger industry, gov’t links with North Sea stocks ‘resurgent’
Aggregate spawning stock biomass across various key whitefish species off Scotland have increased dramatically over the last two decades and are now at record high levels
Increasing Icelandic whitefish quotas a ‘chance to grow markets’
Iceland's Sea Data Center notes rising quotas there -- paired with falling cod quotas in the Barents Sea -- offer opportunities for fishing firms to carve out a niche in the market
Iceland’s HB Grandi ups quota with deal for Brim’s Ogurvik
The company will be able to catch more Atlantic cod, haddock and saithe
Nordic Wildfish plans new trawler to bring ‘big loads’ of cod onboard live
Norwegian fishing firm, owned by Roaldsnes family, plans new vessel for next stage in development of carefully bringing cod onboard live for processing
M&A binge sees turnover pass $500m at SalMar founder’s Nordic processing group
Norway’s Insula, which has made a series of acquisitions of Nordic seafood processing companies, now has a turnover of NOK 4.38bn, or $533m, latest accounts show
Iceland confirms 45% hike in haddock quota
Iceland's ministry of fisheries and agriculture has followed advice set by scientists, which also meant a slight increase in cod catches