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Iceland Tests Drying of Land-Based Aquaculture Waste to Evaluate Use as Fertilizer

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Friday, November 13, 2026, 08:00 (GMT + 9)

A consortium of aquaculture producers, research institutions, and agricultural associations received 15,881,994 ISK (US$ 128,526.29) from Matvælasjóður to test whether land-based fish farming byproducts can be converted into a safe and commercially viable agronomic input. A group comprising aquaculture companies, scientific entities, and agricultural organizations in Iceland has launched a pilot project to determine whether solid waste generated by land-based fish farms can be processed for use as fertilizer. The initiative is backed by a grant of 15,881,994 Icelandic krónur (ISK) (US$ 128,526.29) awarded by Matvælasjóður, the country's public food fund. The scope of the program is limited to studying and technically evaluating a product derived from drying this sludge, without implying the commercial launch of an already validated... FULL STORY

Japan Frozen Coho Salmon Market: Figures and Outlook Nov 13, 00:10 Japan frozen coho salmon market stalls over importer-buyer price deadlock Nominal offers push to JPY 1,400/kg... FULL STORY		United States Alaska Cuts Craig-Klawock Herring GHL by 28% for 2026/27 Season Nov 13, 00:10 State authority sets guideline harvest level at 5,135 metric tons for winter food and bait and spawn-on-kelp f... FULL STORY

Antarctica The QRILL Company Antarctic krill fishery set to be recertified to the MSC Fisheries Standard under strengthened ecological safeguards Nov 13, 00:10 An independent review confirms the fishery meets the Fisheries Standard, but establishes mandatory conditions ... FULL STORY		Norway Cflow to supply complete fish handling system for Brønnbåt Nord's new 1 billion NOK vessel Nov 12, 09:00 The 5,000-cubic-meter hybrid vessel will operate in Northern Norway with advanced nanobubble technology and th... FULL STORY

Brazil
Brazil and Wildlife Conservation Society Formalise Institutional Accord for Amazon Fisheries Governance
Nov 13, 05:00
The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture (MPA) of Brazil has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) to... FULL STORY

China
Nordic Aqua Nearly Triples Salmon Harvest in China but Continues to Record Operating Losses
Nov 13, 04:00
The company produced 1,838 metric tons of gutted salmon in the third quarter of 2026, compared to 630 metric tons a year earlier; turnover exceeded &e... FULL STORY

Portugal
Galician Cannery Frinsa Strengthens Portuguese Presence with US$34.56m Injection
Nov 13, 00:10
A Poveira Reaches Daily Output of One Million Tuna Cans and Enhances Pelagic Processing Capacity in Póvoa de Varzim Spanish seafood canning ... FULL STORY

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Argentina Nov 13, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| La Voz de Galicia: Judge prohibits twelve Galician fishing companies from operating in the Falklands without Argentine permission

Norway Nov 13, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| The Fish Site: Ode expands cod farming capacity in Central Norway

Norway Nov 13, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| fishfarmingexpert: Salmon's chicken dinner is a winner for Grieg Seafood

Iceland Nov 13, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| SalmonBusiness: Kaldvík: takes €11.5m jellyfish write-down as quarterly loss widens

Russian Federation Nov 12, 05:00 (GMT + 9):
	Warming in the Sea of Japan drives Russian iwashi sardine catches with a potential of 200,000 metric tons

Worldwide Nov 12, 01:00 (GMT + 9):
	Global Tilapia Market Navigates Downward Price Pressure and Strong Export Momentum

Japan Nov 12, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Hokkaido wild kombu harvest plunges by over 70% to record low as rising sea temperatures drive market price surges

Ecuador Nov 12, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Ecuador Shrimp Sector and Conservation Groups Target Carbon Cuts and Certification by 2030

Peru Nov 12, 00:10 (GMT + 9):
	Jumbo Flying Squid Market Shows Sharp Disconnect Between Chinese Price Drops and Peruvian Landings Crisis

European Union Nov 12, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| iPac.acuicultura: Seafood Europe calls for strengthening EU production and ensuring reliable international trade to supply the European

Chile Nov 12, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| Fish Focus: Ventisqueros replaces nearly 2500 human dives with underwater robotics

United States Nov 12, 00:00 (GMT + 9):
	Other Media \| SeafoodSource: Pricing Analysis: Can US midterm results give the seafood sector a boost?

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