Mowi was the single Norwegian salmon farmer to improve its production cost picture across the full year, while the algal bloom shows how the tight supply picture can become tighter still

By Neil Ramsden

Norway's pelagic auction has received more than 22,000t of spring-spawning herring, and almost 6,000t of North Sea herring, in the first week of 2022

By Neil Ramsden

Iceland's capelin fishery has been MSC-certified for years, but now Norway has negotiated an agreement allowing its catches in Icelandic waters to carry the label

By Neil Ramsden

Whitby Seafoods was satisfied with its 2020 result, and has seen sales growth in 2021; the focus now is on pushing for more retail opportunities in the face of higher costs

By Tom Seaman

Reynir Jonsson, ISI's chief financial officer and interim managing director in the UK, confirmed that both Danny Burton and Justin Appleford have left the business

The salmon farmer is working on several projects, including AquaIMPACT, a major effort to integrate fish breeding and nutrition to increase the competitiveness of the EU's aquaculture industry

Total harvest volumes for the quarter came to 23,700t, below the original guidance of 25,100t, and producing a final annual harvest of 75,600t for 2021

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon rose for the first week of 2022, according to the NASDAQ Salmon Index

By Tom Seaman

Mowi has pulled out of the Boston seafood show as customers opt to stay away amid the surge in COVID-19 cases in the US from the omicron variant

This figure of 5.05m metric tons is higher than Russia's previous record catch of 2018