Archive for September 2018
Iceland salmon farmer plans Oslo listing
ARNARLAX, Iceland’s largest fish farming company, has said it is working towards a listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Company chairman Kjartan Ólafsson told the Icelandic newspaper Frettabladid that the completion of a 2.6 billion (Icelandic) kroner share capital increase and expanding its balance sheet should underpin further development. He hopes to register the business…
Read MoreSalMar to invest £63m in new plant
SALMAR is planning to invest 675 million kroners (around £63 million) in a ground-breaking new production and processing plant in the north of Norway. The independently owned and rapidly expanding fish farming company – which owns 50 per cent of Scottish Sea Farms – said it will become one of the world’s most advanced facilities…
Read MoreMonday, September 3, fish prices from Grimsby market
FISH PRICES MONDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2018 TOTAL BOXES FOR SALE 2514 TODAY KILOS: 126200 WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL FISH THIS IS A ROUGH GUIDE ONLY – Prices are in £ per kilo Vessels Overland Norwegian Icelandic Other – 110 – 2229 185 SPECIES Size Low High Low High Low High COD 1 XL…
Read MoreMonday, September 3, fish prices from Peterhead market
PETERHEAD FISH MARKET PRICES Monday 03.09.2018 Boats 13 Consignments 6 Boxes 7666 Cod Large £3.00 – £3.80 Cod Medium £2.60 – £3.00 Cod Selected £2.40 – £2.70 Cod Small £1.50 – £2.20 Haddock Large £2.70 – £3.20 Haddock Medium £2.60 – £3.20 Haddock Selected £2.60 – £3.20 Seed £2.00 – £2.90 Chippers £1.50 – £2.20…
Read MoreWelsh fishermen fear no deal Brexit
THE Welsh Fishermen’s Association has warned that many of its members may not survive a no deal Brexit. Their main catch is shellfish, much of which is exported live into Europe and could be subject to tariffs and bureaucratic hold-ups after next March. The association has said some businesses would not be able to hold…
Read MoreFactory offers hope to Pinneys staff
CAVAGHAN and Gray, the seafood business owned by the 2 Sisters group, is creating at least 200 jobs at its Carlisle factory – with some of those vacancies likely to be offered to Pinneys workers in Annan. The £7 million investment follows an announcement that the company has won a major contract to produce a…
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