Monday, January 21, fish prices from Grimsby market
FISH PRICES MONDAY 21ST JANUARY 2019 TOTAL BOXES FOR SALE: 2939 TODAY KILOS: 146950 WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL FISH THIS IS A ROUGH GUIDE ONLY – Prices are […] Continue Reading
Wednesday, July 11, fish prices from Grimsby market
FISH PRICES WEDNESDAY 11TH JULY 2018 TOTAL BOXES FOR SALE 1683 TODAY KILOS: 84150 WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL FISH THIS IS A ROUGH GUIDE ONLY – Prices are […] Continue Reading
Iceland ambassador in key Grimsby visit
THE Icelandic ambassador, Stefán Haukur Jóhannesson, will be in Grimsby next week in what is likely to be an important visit for the port as the UK approaches its departure from the […] Continue Reading
Grimsby ‘will meet Brexit challenges’
THE head of Grimsby Fish Market said the port has the ability and determination to overcome whatever challenges leaving the European Union next year will throw up. In a spirited […] Continue Reading
Grimsby UK's largest cod centre – EU study
GRIMSBY remains Britain’s most important market for processing and distributing fresh cod, says a major new seafood intelligence case study. Prepared by EUMOFA, the European Market Observatory for Fisheries and Aquaculture, […] Continue Reading
Grimsby platform at Iceland Expo
GRIMSBY will have a strong presence at Icefish 2017, which opens just outside Reykjavik tomorrow. Held every three years, the Iceland Fisheries Exhibition has been growing in stature and is […] Continue Reading
Thursday, August 24, fish prices from Grimsby market
FISH PRICES THURSDAY 24TH AUGUST 2017 TOTAL BOXES FOR SALE 685 TODAY KILOS: 34250 WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL FISH THIS IS A ROUGH GUIDE ONLY – Prices are in £ […] Continue Reading
Grimsby celebrates return of Icelandic fish
GRIMSBY Fish Market should have welcomed its first substantial supply of Icelandic fish yesterday, but the container ship bringing supplies from Reykjavik missed the morning auction, delayed partly by bad […] Continue Reading
Employers face £15m strike deal bill
THE cost of the deal which ended the longest fishermen’s strike in Iceland’s history has been estimated at two billion kroners a year – or almost £15 million. That is the […] Continue Reading