In order to maximise the production from pelagic raw materials it is vital for Triton‘s partner Loðnuvinnslan (LVF) to have its own fish-meal production. The fish-meal factory is modern and uses green renewable energy. It is FEMAS and HACCP certified as well as having IFFO Global Trust certification. The factory also has a Chinese Registration …
https://www.visir.is/g/20212091852d/segja-halla-mjog-a-islendinga-i-samningum-vid-nordmenn Iceland and Norway have an agreement that gives Icelandic vessels Cod quota in the Barentsea in exchange for Icelandic Capelin. Of the last Capelin season, which gave a 127.000 MT quota, Norwegian boats caught a total of 55.000 MT or about 45% of the total quota. 2.000 MT went to Faroese and Greenland vessels …
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The program can be seen here: Triton and LVF have been working closely together for several years and in 2019 this successful cooperation culminated in LVF aquiring a share in Triton. LVF‘s main products from pelagic fish: Capelin and Capelin Roes, Mackerel Fillets, Herring and Fish-Meal. The pelagic producitions are seasonal. Cod and Haddock on …
The capelin season of 2021 is over with approx. 127.000 MT of capelin caught around the country. Most of the catches were used for „whole round capelin“. Only the catches from the last days of the season were used for „capelin roe“ production. Here is a short video taken on board one of the capelin …
Interview with Fridrik Már CEO of Loðnuvinnslan in today‘s paper. https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=is&tl=en&u=https://www.mbl.is/200milur/frettir/2021/03/02/timamot_a_lodnuvertidinni/ Friðrik explains that we are having a very small season historically speaking. Now the boats have finished catching capelin for freezing whole round and the factories are beginning to process the capelin roes. From the total quota of the Icelandic boats about 23.000 MT …
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The Icelandic capelin quota has been increased to 61.000 MT after a successful search in the east. The research vessels are now preparing for another voyage that is scheduled to go out on Tuesday 26.01.21 (pending weather). This voyage will focus on the area to the north east and north west. All involved are optimistic …
4 vessels are preparing to go out to document the distribution of the capelin. Each vessel will have 3 scientists from Hafró the Icelandic Marine Research Institute. We hope that this excursion will provide a fairly complete picture of the fish‘s migration and will help in determining a quota for the coming season. https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=is&tl=en&u=https://www.mbl.is/200milur/frettir/2020/12/04/vilja_na_heildarmynd_af_gongunni/
