Iceland's mission to reuse fish waste | Popular Science
Cod heads, skin, blood: you name it, there’s an initiative to turn it into a high-value product and divert it from the trash.
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Cod heads, skin, blood: you name it, there’s an initiative to turn it into a high-value product and divert it from the trash.
Cod heads, skin, blood: you name it, there’s an initiative to turn it into a high-value product and divert it from the trash.
Canada minister of Fisheries Joyce Murray recently visited Iceland and Norway to meet with officials and collaborate on seafood innovations.
The project aims at stimulating and attracting commercial aquaculture value chain investments in the country
This week, the Iceland Ocean Cluster (IOC), a pioneering, aquatic startup incubator in Reykjavik, celebrated its tenth anniversary amid multiple milestones in its mission to develop a “blue economy” of investments in and around Icelandic waters. IOC, headquartered in Reykjavik Harbor, is a meetup and matchmaker for industry, R&D, startups, and venture capital investors. The presence and proactiveness of this harbor hothouse has played no small role in creating a culture of global entrepreneurship in the Icelandic ocean economy, a sector valued at around $5-6 billion, or 25 percent of Ice...