MATEY Seafood Festival draws full houses and celebrates the best of Icelandic seafood. The fourth edition of the MATEY Seafood Festival concluded this weekend with sold-out restaurants, outstanding culinary experiences, […]
Total Icelandic catch In April was 123 thousand tonnes. Total catch landed in April 2026 was over 123 thousand tonnes, 12% less than in April 2025. The demersal catch was […]
Icelandic shareholder warmly welcomed in first visit to Grimsby Fish Market since pandemic. A founding shareholder in Grimsby Fish Dock Enterprises has endorsed the direction the organisation is now taking in […]
Icelandic chippy wins international title at National Fish & Chip Awards. It’s the coolest outcome for Iceland’s Fish and Chips Lake Mývatn which is celebrating huge success after the chippy […]
Seafood from Iceland taste the Icelandic difference. Fish Focus’ latest feature follows our trip to the Icelandic archipelago, Vestmannaeyjar. We will be posting an article every day, covering this amazing trip […]
Total Icelandic catch in December, just over 53 thousand tonnes. The total fish catch in Iceland, December 2025 was just over 53 thousand tonnes, a decrease of 13% compared with […]
Total Icelandic catch in November was nearly 103 thousand tonnes. The total fish catch in November 2025 amounted to nearly 103 thousand tonnes, an increase of 9% compared with November […]
Hefring Marine receives the Icelandic Innovation Award 2025. Hefring Marine has been awarded the Icelandic Innovation Award 2025 for the development and commercialisation of its intelligent marine assistance system, IMAS®, which […]
Icelandic total fish catch in September was 131 thousand tonnes. The fish catch in September 2025 amounted to 131 thousand tonnes, which is 34% more than in September 2024. Demersal […]
Icelandic total catch in July was 86 thousand tonnes. The fishing catch amounted to nearly 86 thousand tonnes in July 2025, which is 10% more than in July 2024. Demersal […]
Icelandic catch value in the first quarter 47 billion ISK. According to preliminary figures, the total catch in the first quarter of 2025 was just under 213 thousand tonnes, which is […]
Icelandic trade deficit of 397.7 billion ISK in 2024. The value of exported goods from Iceland in 2024 amounted to 959.0 billion ISK fob and the value of imported goods […]
Italy’s best young chef crowned – Showcasing Icelandic salted cod. In February, Italy’s top young culinary student was crowned in a competition organised by the project Bacalao de Islandia and […]
Icelandic landed catch in March increased by 9%. The Icelandic catch amounted to almost 66 thousand tonnes, which is 9% more than in March 2024. Demersal catch increased by 23% between […]
Fish & Chip champions treated to unforgettable Icelandic adventure. Fish Focus, along with winners of the 2024 National Fish and Chip Awards, seafood industry professionals, and UK media representatives, were treated […]
Chef students in Portugal tried their hand at Icelandic salted cod. Earlier this month the annual CECBI cooking competition took place in Portugal, where young and aspiring chefs had a […]
Icelandic aquaculture company, First Water secures EUR 39m in share increase. Shareholders reaffirm strong confidence in First Water’s sustainable land-based aquaculture project. First Water, a company specialising in sustainable land-based […]
Icelandic Salmon Reports Strong Q4 Recovery, Secures €65M in Financing Ending a challenging year with a stable biological situation Icelandic Salmon is the parent company of Arnarlax and its subsidiaries, […]
ORF Genetics and South-Korean Cellmeat host first cultured shellfish tasting outside Asia in The Icelandic Ocean Cluster. ORF Genetics and the South Korean innovation company Cellmeat presented cultivated shellfish meat […]