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Prices have been low for the past month, but the five-day halt to production over Easter means there is a limited supply of cod and haddock on Iceland's

Prices have fallen significantly amid the height of the catching season, yet the Easter week often sees prices pick up as auctions close for five days

Prices are not expected to start rising again until the end of the month, with the industry in the peak of its fishing season at present Icelandic

Prices are expected to remain at this level -- well up on last year but below February's peaks -- for as long as the weather holds, auction sources

After weeks of bad weather, a gap in the clouds has helped Iceland's fishers to land a sizeable catch this week, keeping prices low even as demand soars

Typically, fish prices on Iceland's whitefish auctions drop to their lowest level from February to May at the height of the catching season -- that has

Just 7,000t of cod was sold in Iceland's fish markets through February, down from 10,000t in the same month last year -- and prices are now getting higher

Despite a continuous drop since October, Ecuadorian shrimp ex-farm prices are up by almost $1 per kilogram in January compared to the same month a year

Catch up with what were Undercurrent News' most-read stories in a hectic, turbulent year for seafood newsIt is perhaps no surprise that, in a year in

The Philippines produced a total of 995,470 metric tons of fish during the third quarter of 2021, down 2.1% from 1.02 million metric tons a year beforeThe