Iceland certifies its cod fisheries

2010-12-17T10:49:00

Peter Marshall and Örfirisey’s skipper Trausti Egilsson with his grandchildren Kara and Lárus at the presentation of the responsible fishery certification. (Photo: HB Grandi/ESE)

Cod fisheries in Icelandic waters have passed through an international certification process, confirming the fishery as being responsibly managed in accordance with strict requirements on responsible management, sustainable exploitation and good practice regarding marine resources.

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