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Iceland’s capelin season ends with low output and pricing tensions with Japan.
The 2025-26 capelin season in Iceland has concluded, with an estimated production of just under 40,000 metric tons of roe-bearing female capelin for Asian markets. This volume
Triton ehf will attending the Boston Seafood Show
Please come visit us at the Icelandic stand at Seafood Expo North America Stand 639 15th – 17th of March 2026 – Boston Convention and

Capelin quota for 2026 season decided
Icelandic MFRI just announced the capelin quota for 2026. The decision to allow catches of 197.464mt is a considerable increase from the starting quota issued

New collection of articles on Capelin
The Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has, on their web page, linked a new collection of articles on Capelin (Mallosus villosus) from the journal “Reviews

Capelin season 2026 update
The vessel Arni Fridriksson from the Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) went out on Monday 5th of January to track the movement and location of

Merry Christmas!
From Triton, we wish you all the best for the holiday season and a prosperous new year 2026.

Zero advice for Norwegian capelin quota in 2026
The Joint Russian-Norwegian Working Group on Arctic Fisheries (JRN-AFWG) advises a zero quota for the upcoming 2026 capelin season in the Barents Sea according to

Latest update regarding the Lumpfish season 2026
MSC certification for Icelandic lumpfish has been re-gained for 2026. In a new assessment by LRQA, it was found that by-catch of sea-birds (mainly Black
