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Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition	IceFish Conferences

The largest commercial fishing exhibition in the North.	Co-located with the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition, the IceFish Conferences bring the seafood sector together for three days of insight, innovation and connection.
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By-Product Solutions	Smart, Connected Seafood Processing	Land-Based Aquaculture Technology	Greener Fishing
January-February 2026	March-April 2025	July-August 2025	November-December 2025

Cutting waste and maximising value	Robotics, analytics software and other Industry 4.0 technologies are helping to scale-up productivity	New production systems are escalating the industry’s contribution to global food security	Fisheries are becoming increasingly responsible and sustainable thanks to new technologies and initiatives
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100% of wild seafood sustainable at Iceland

2025-09-29T13:04:00Z

Iceland Foods has reportedly become the first frozen food retailer in the world to source 100% MSC-certified wild seafood
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Iceland Foods confirms new timetable for prawn welfare

2025-07-15T11:53:00Z

UK retailer joins Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Co-Op, Waitrose and M&S in raising shrimp standards
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Retailer claims to have recipe for ‘ultimate' fish finger sandwich

2023-10-05T11:16:00Z

New research determines Britain’s fish finger sandwich of choice, as voted for by 2,000 respondents