Tag: Icelandic fish catch
Icelandic fish catch increases. The total catch of Icelandic vessels was 119 thousand tonnes in October 2021 which is 38% more than in October 2020. Demersal catch was 34 thousand tonnes, mostly cod. Pelagic catch ...
Icelandic fish catch remains stable over last 12 months. The total catch of Icelandic vessels was 107 thousand tonnes in September 2021 which is 10% less than in September 2020. Demersal catch was 32 thousand ...
Icelandic fish catch fell in August. The total catch of Icelandic vessels was 109 thousand tonnes in August 2021 which is 17% less than in August 2020. Demersal catch was 39 thousand tonnes, mostly cod ...
Icelandic fish catch rises in April. The total catch of Icelandic vessels was 115 thousand tonnes in April 2021 which is 30% more than in April 2020. Demersal catch was 47 thousand tonnes of which ...
Icelandic fish catch increases. The total catch of Icelandic vessels was 104 thousand tonnes in March 2021 which was 11% more than in March 2020. Demersal catch was 55 thousand tonnes of which 33 thousand ...
Icelandic fish catch dropped in November. The catch of Icelandic fishing vessels in November 2020 was 63,864 tonnes, 8% less than in November 2019. The total catch of demersal species was nearly 40 thousand tonnes, ...
Icelandic fish catch slightly down year-on-year. The catch of Icelandic vessels in October 2020 was 86,774 tonnes. The total catch of demersal species was nearly 40 thousand tonnes, 3% more than in October last year. ...
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