News from Norway
Olympic Seafoods Gains Full Assessment by Friend of the SeaNORWAY - Olympic Seafoods took an important step forward in their commitment to 100 per cent traceability and sustainable krill collecting practices when they achieved...
OIE: ISA Outbreak Reported in NorwayNORWAY - An outbreak of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) virus has been reported to the OIE by Dr Keren Bar-Yaacov, Chief Veterinary Officer, Legislation, Norwegian...
ISA Confirmed at Broodstock Facility in NessetNORWAY - The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has received test results from the Veterinary Institute confirming Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) at at broodstock...
High Pollutant Levels Closes Halibut Fishery for Further YearNORWAY - Two areas in the Greenland Halibut fishery have been closed due to to high levels of pollutants been recorded in fish from the area.
Success in Fight Against Illegal Fishing in Barents SeaNORWAY - For the third consecutive year, cod and haddock populations in the Barents Sea have improved, showing a decrease in illegal fishing.
Dead Fish Sparks Toxic Algae SuspicionNORWAY - Toxic algae blooms are suspected in Nordland following the report of 550 tons of dead famed salmon over the last ten days.
Marine Harvest Reports Improved Performance NORWAY - The Marine Harvest Group achieved an operational EBIT of NOK 276 million in the first quarter of 2012, compared to NOK 963 million in the corresponding...
Norwegian Seafood Discussed in PolandNORWAY - The Norwegian Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Minister, Lisbeth Berg-Hansen is visiting Poland, 8-11 May, for political talks with Deputy Minister Kazimierz...
Reduced Seafood Exports in AprilNORWAY - Norway exported seafood worth NOK 3.7 billion in April. There is a decline of 501 million or 12 per cent compared with April 2011. So far this year, seafood...
Shrimp Feed Will Benefit from Rapid NIR AnalysisNORWAY - Skretting researchers extended the capabilities of rapid NIR analysis used in fish feed production to cover the raw materials and finished feeds for shrimp....
Risks of Lowering Heat Treatment in FeedNORWAY - Use of by-products of farmed fish feed for farmed fish that are not of the same species pose a negligible risk to the health, provided that the food is...
Fisheries Management to be Discussed in BrusselsNORWAY and BRUSSELS - Norwegian Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Minister, Lisbeth Berg-Hansen, is to visit Brussels on 23 - 25 April to hold talks with the EU Fisheries...
Piotr Kapinos Appointed New CFO of MorpolNORWAY - Morpol has announced that Mr Piotr Kapinos has been appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Company.
AquaVision 2012: Beyond TomorrowNORWAY - The potential for increased production seems larger for aquaculture than other food producing technologies.
Packaging with Smart FunctionsNORWAY - Researchers believe that the packaging of the future will contain substances that will get rid of unwanted bacteria. Or it could be made from food wast...
Useful By-Products from King CrabNORWAY - King crab tails are a little utilised resource, but a study has shown that boiled, peeled crab tails taste great and may be an ideal product for markets...
Shrimp Fishery Gains MSC CertificationNORWAY - The Norwegian shrimp fishery in the Barents Sea is now MSC certified as sustainable. This certification can gain Norwegian shrimps entry into several important...
Seafood Export Value Declined in First QuarterNORWAY - Norway exported seafood worth NOK 13.2 billion in the first quarter of this year. This is a decline of four per cent compared with the same period in 2011....
Proposals to Raise Quotas in Deep-Sea FleetNORWAY - The Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Minister, Lisbeth Berg-Hansen, has issued a proposal to raise the roof quota for cod and haddock in the conventional deep-sea...
Consultation on New Rules to Combat Sea LiceNORWAY - The Norwegian Food Safety Authority (FSA) has made proposals for new rules for the monitoring and control of sea lice in fish farms as well as proposed...
Using Local Raw Materials for Fish Feed ProductionNORWAY - Scientists and commercial companies from Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are cooperating on surveying natural resources such as seaweed, mussels and...
AquaVision 2012: More Speakers AnnouncedNORWAY - The AquaVision 2012 conference brings a wide range of speakers from all continents, to provide delegates with a wide combination of information and opinion....
Marine Harvest to Establish Salmon Feed CompanyNORWAY - Marine Harvest ASA has entered into agreements with the largest European institute for applied research within fisheries, aquaculture and food, Nofima,...
Authority Criticises Processing Hygiene StandardsNORWAY - While the farming sector in general follows the hygiene requirements, there is room for significant improvement in businesses that process whitefish, concludes...
NIFES to Study Salmon Feeding During Life-CycleNORWAY - As a member of a major international project, NIFES is to study how salmon can be guaranteed healthy food throughout their life.
Pancreas Disease Virus Confirmed in NordmøreNORWAY - The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has confirmed pancreas disease (PD) in fish at site 29616 Tjeldbergodden Biopark.
Oil-Spills can Damage Cod SkeletonsNORWAY - Pollution resulting from oil-spills can disturb bone developmental processes in cod larvae.
Morpol Acquires Assets of Uyeasound Salmon Co.NORWAY - Lakeland Unst Ltd, a subsidiary of Meridian Salmon Group, has agreed to acquire the assets of Uyeasound Salmon Company, a salmon farm operation located...
NE Arctic Prawn Fishery Gains MSC CertificationNORWAY - The Norwegian North East Arctic cold water prawn fishery has becomee the latest northern European fishery to gain certification to the MSC standard for...
Cod and Haddock Precautionary Area EstablishedNORWAY - Due to a high amount of accidental cod and haddock catches, a precautionary area has been established north of the South Island, from 6 of March 2012.
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