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Icelandic Fisheries Minister: Quotas ‘based on science’

Icelandic Fisheries Minister Sigurður Ingi Jóhannsson has said that he has drawn up the total catch quotas for most species of fish for the upcoming f...

Iceland, InternationalJuly 23, 2014
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Iceland aims to protect smaller coastal communities

Iceland has vowed to protect its smaller, more remote coastal fishing communities as an increasing number of companies are choosing to carry out their...

Environment, IcelandJune 2, 2014
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Iceland moves further away from joining EU

Icelandic Foreign Minister Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson announced last Thursday that the North Atlantic nation had suspended European Union accession discus...

Economy, European UnionSeptember 19, 2013
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Mackerel and herring catch creates 170 jobs in Iceland

An Icelandic fishing company claims the large mackerel and herring catches this summer is creating as many as 170 summer jobs. HB Grandi has started i...

Economy, IcelandAugust 3, 2013
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EU to place sanctions on Iceland over mackerel catch

The EU is finally ready to place sanctions on Iceland over its increasing catch of mackerel and herring that have led to concerns of over-fishing.

Economy, European UnionJuly 31, 2013
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Iceland to be allocated 10 percent cod quota rise

The Marine Research Institute has released its annual report which suggests Iceland should receive a 10 per cent rise in its cod quota.

Iceland, MBLJune 17, 2013

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