All Iceland articles – Page 3
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NewsIceland’s catch halves
Total volume of fish and shellfish landed by the fishing fleet decreased by 50% or almost 110,000 tonnes in January 2023
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NewsIceland's '22 catch soars
The total volume of fish and shellfish landed by Iceland’s fishing fleet in 2022 increased by 22%, reaching a total 1,417,756 tonnes
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NewsBjörn again
Sigurður and Jóhannes Henningsson have taken delivery of a new Cleopatra netter built by Trefjar
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NewsSamherji foreign ops sale
Baldvin Thorsteinsson acquires the overseas operations of Samherji Holding
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NewsArctic Fish deal done
Mowi has completed the acquisition of 51.28% of the shares in Iceland’s Arctic Fish
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NewsIcelandic catch falls
The Icelandic fishing fleet landed 70,628 tonnes of wild-capture fish and shellfish in November 2022
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NewsNEA 2023 catch deal
EU reaches agreements on the shared management of Northeast Atlantic stocks next year
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NewsPotential aplenty
There are endless opportunities for seafood by-product utilisation, Matís’ Jónas Viðarsson tells WF
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NewsPP C&A lands Iceland deal
New €11 million project that will boost the fishmeal and fish oil production capacity of Icelandic fisheries company Sildarvinnslan hf
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NewsVSV expands group
Vinnslustaðirinn hf (VSV) has announced its intention to acquire fellow Icelandic companies Ós and Leo Seafood
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NewsMowi buys into Iceland
Norway-headquartered salmon farmer is to buy a 51.28% stake in Arctic Fish
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NewsNew net-zero feed plant
Iceland is the ideal location for a net-zero aquaculture production facility
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NewsCapelin lifts Iceland
A huge capelin catch helped Iceland’s fleet to land 40% more fish in the 12 months through July 2022
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NewsThree months that became 25 years
Gísli V Jónsson, this year’s Outstanding Icelandic Skipper, discusses his remarkable career
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NewsRecognition of a 50-year career
Guðmundur Gunnarsson accepted the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition’s Outstanding Achievement award for his contributions to the development of fishing gear
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News29% fall in Icelandic fish
Reduced catches across all of Iceland’s main fisheries categories led the country’s fishing fleet to land 29% less seafood in June
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NewsIceFish 2022 – back to business
Thousands of visitors – spanning the entire fisheries sector – were warmly welcomed to 13th edition of the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition in Kópavogur
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NewsQ1 pelagic earnings soar
Some 563,609 tonnes of fisheries products were caught by Iceland’s fishing fleet in the opening quarter of 2022
