There are still no new landings of Capelin in Iceland with the vessels going out for blue whiting and herring. The capelin quota for 2022 still stands at 218.000 of which the Icelandic vessels are allocated a total of 140.000 MT. With the limited quota, the Icelandic fishing companies will not start the …
We are happy to announce the launch of a new product in cooperation with our partners at Responsible Foods company. Responsible Foods have developed a new innovative way of drying fish products under the Næra brand. The first product to launch is Dried female capelin with roe. The new innovative drying method is goundbreaking, …
The below open letter was written by Dr. Örn Erlendsson in September 26th 1995. It is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on high wages for parliamentarians and the leaders of the labour unions. The article seems just as relevant today as it was back in 1995.
The Triton staff went for a short city break to Prague. Good food, good weather and good fun.
The Icelandic Marine Institute (Hafro) recommends a capelin quota for the 2022/2023 season not exceeding 218.400 MT. 80% of which will go to Icelandic vessels. This volume is approximately 75% reduction from last years record quota of almost 870.000MT which saw about 520.000 MT landed by the Icelandic vessels. About 12.000 MT of “capelin roe“ …
We came back from a short visit to Germany’s Fish Fair, a very important seafood show and a platform for the trade and the gastronomy, in Bremen. It was interesting to see firsthand the latest products and also to get an overview of innovations and developments on the German market. https://fishinternational.de/de/
Triton just returned from a first time participation in the Japan International Seafood & Technology EXPO. Japan remains one of the most important markets for Capelin and Capelin Roes and it was a pleasure to have the opportunity to meet with our customers there face to face again after a long covid induced pause.
This article from Icelandic seafood trade magazin Ægir from 1972 tells the story of the foundation of Sölustofnun Lagmetis (The government sales office for canned and preserved products). Sölustofnun Lagmetis was founded the 2nd of August 1972 by the Icelandic State and Icelandic canning factories. 18 of 24 registered canning factories, with a combined …
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The first Icelandic boats have reported good catches of mackerel. The boats are currently catching in the „Smuthullet“ area south of Swalbard. The total quota set in Iceland for 2022 is 131.000 MT
Seafood Expo Global is set to take place on 26 to 28 April, 2022, in Barcelona, and the first time the event will be held in Spain. Trtion staff will be visiting the largest Seafood Expo and we have a stand with the Icelandic pavillion hall and will bee there every day. Looking forward to …