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Norwegian seafood exports hit record high volumes last month, with farmed salmon once again out in front. After a slightly disappointing January and February, overseas sales of fish of all […] Continue Reading
Salmon prices continued their steady climb in the approach to Easter this week – although by not as much as had been expected only a few days ago. Statistics Norway […] Continue Reading
Norway’s Seafood and Fisheries Minister has recruited a small team of fish farming industry experts to help him get rid of outdated regulations. Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen wants to simplify many […] Continue Reading
Norwegian cod farmer Norcod has secured permission for a new site, bringing its total licensing to 10,000 tonnes MAB (maximum allowable biomass). The move is part of the company’s strategy […] Continue Reading
A group of 25 Norwegian salmon and trout farming companies have lost their challenge against the country’s “traffic light” system which regulates growth within the industry. They face a sizeable […] Continue Reading
Salmon prices appear to be starting their long climb back to more profitable levels. The latest statistics from Norway suggest the barren period may be coming to an end as […] Continue Reading
Norway and the European Union have clashed over fishing rights off the Arctic territory of Svalbard. The dispute, if it is allowed to escalate, could eventually rebound on the country’s […] Continue Reading
Norwegian salmon exports grew strongly last month, but low prices meant the country’s fish farmers were receiving less revenue than normal, the latest figures show. They totalled 95,600 tonnes during […] Continue Reading
After years of wrangling, Mowi looks to have finally received clearance to carry out fish farming on a UNESCO World Heritage site in a remote region in northern Norway. Despite […] Continue Reading