On-the-Ground Updates

Skrei catch is hard in Norway due to the bad weather

Frozen Cod
Norway
Sustainability & Environmental Impact
Market & Price Trends
Joakim Braseth
Published Jan 17, 2022
Skrei season has started in Norway, but only small volumes are caught as the skreis are swimming down the coast of Norway. Meanwhile, bad weather conditions keep the boats from leaving the docks. As a result, currently, no one is fishing outside Myre's harbor in Norway. Market prices and volume are expected to become stable at the end of January and at the beginning of February.

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