Fish from China sold under “Icelandic Seafood” brand
According to Vísir.is, a lot of fish sold under the Icelandic Seafood brand name is not Icelandic. Some of the products, like tilapia, come from China...
A new Icelandic study finds seafood to potentially help prevent cancer
A recent Icelandic study found that fish consumption in teenage years might help prevent breast and prostate cancer later in live, Iceland Monitior re...
Not the Fish you Ordered?
Icelandic Food and Biotech R&D institute (MATÍS) recently did an examination of restaurants in Reykjavík showing that thirty percent of the fish l...
Mass herring death a mystery in Norway
Scientists have yet to agree on why thousands of dead herring have washed up on a Norwegian beach in the last week.
Icelandic fishermen “throwing very little by-catch away”
There has been a significant reduction in the quantity of Icelandic-caught fish being thrown back into the sea when fish of the wrong size are acciden...
Small decrease in Icelandic fish catch value
The total commercial catch of Icelandic fishing vessels amounted to ISK 46.1 billion (EUR 277.7 million) in the first four months of 2011 compared wit...
23 tonnes of fish cover north Iceland road
A lorry in Iceland yesterday spilled around 23 tonnes of fish onto the Route 1 highway because of a road traffic accident.
Skyrocketing mackerel numbers around Iceland blamed for puffin crash
Increasing sea temperature and growing mackerel numbers around Iceland are having a direct impact on the collapse of sand eel populations upon which b...