The stock density indexes for cod and golden redfish in Icelandic waters are higher than they have ever been since first assessed in 1996, as announced by the Marine & Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) in Iceland last December. These were the main resul...
Global Trust Certification Ltd. has granted continued certification for the Icelandic Cod (Gadus morhua) Commercial Fisheries, and issued the 3rd Surveillance Report for the fisheries on 7 Desember 2017.This Assessment report comprises the 3rd Surveillance...
Presentations about cod products from Iceland were recently held at two culinary schools, Escuela de Cocina Luis Irizar and Basque Culinary Center, in San Sebastián/Donostia, Spain. The presentations were organised by Promote Iceland with support from Marí...
Reykjavík and Iceland were in the limelight at the La Mercé culture festival in Barcelona, Spain, September 22-25, during which two million people attended 600 events around the city. Therefore, throughout September, Promote Iceland organised an extensive ...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
After British shipmates introduced us to football in the late 19th Century, Iceland has been on a rocky road to get to where we are today. For the first time ever, the Iceland men’s national football team has qualified for the European Championship. The l...
The Icelandic cod fishery (Gadus morhua) has been granted continued IRF certification by Global Trust. The fishery is assessed against the recently revised version of the Iceland Responsible Fisheries Management (IRFM) Standard 2.0.The assessment monitors ...
Global Trust Ltd. has now released the public certification report for the Icelandic Cod Fisheries. It is available on the company's website for download.The recommendation of the assessment team in the report is as follows: "The assessment team recommends...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
The certification of Iceland´s cod (Gadus morhua) fisheries in 2010 was an important and historic milestone for the Icelandic seafood industry. It confirmed that the cod fisheries met the highest international requirements of sustainable use of marine reso...
On the 13th of October 2014, an independent certification committee of Global Trust/SAI Global awarded re-certification to the Icelandic Cod (Gadus morhua) fisheries to the FAO Based Icelandic Responsible Fisheries Management Specification.Certification de...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
The common size of cod in the catch is in the range of 55 to 90 cm. Cod can grow quite large; the largest individual measured in Icelandic waters was 17 years old and 186 cm long.The total catch of Icelandic cod in 2024 was 205,658 tonnes, as compared to 2...
Read the full Re-assessment Reports here.Stakeholders in the Icelandic fisheries value chain can apply for the Responsible Fisheries Management Chain of Custody certificationStakeholders in the Icelandic fisheries value chain can apply for Responsible Fish...
The stock density indexes for cod and golden redfish in Icelandic waters are higher than they have ever been since first assessed in 1996, as announced by the Marine & Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) in Iceland last December. These were the main resul...
Global Trust Certification Ltd. has granted continued certification for the Icelandic Cod (Gadus morhua) Commercial Fisheries, and issued the 3rd Surveillance Report for the fisheries on 7 Desember 2017.This Assessment report comprises the 3rd Surveillance...
Presentations about cod products from Iceland were recently held at two culinary schools, Escuela de Cocina Luis Irizar and Basque Culinary Center, in San Sebastián/Donostia, Spain. The presentations were organised by Promote Iceland with support from Marí...
Reykjavík and Iceland were in the limelight at the La Mercé culture festival in Barcelona, Spain, September 22-25, during which two million people attended 600 events around the city. Therefore, throughout September, Promote Iceland organised an extensive ...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
After British shipmates introduced us to football in the late 19th Century, Iceland has been on a rocky road to get to where we are today. For the first time ever, the Iceland men’s national football team has qualified for the European Championship. The l...
The Icelandic cod fishery (Gadus morhua) has been granted continued IRF certification by Global Trust. The fishery is assessed against the recently revised version of the Iceland Responsible Fisheries Management (IRFM) Standard 2.0.The assessment monitors ...
Global Trust Ltd. has now released the public certification report for the Icelandic Cod Fisheries. It is available on the company's website for download.The recommendation of the assessment team in the report is as follows: "The assessment team recommends...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isBe the first to find out. Our monthly newsletter provides all the latest news, info, and events.
On the 13th of October 2014, an independent certification committee of Global Trust/SAI Global awarded re-certification to the Icelandic Cod (Gadus morhua) fisheries to the FAO Based Icelandic Responsible Fisheries Management Specification.Certification de...
The certification of Iceland´s cod (Gadus morhua) fisheries in 2010 was an important and historic milestone for the Icelandic seafood industry. It confirmed that the cod fisheries met the highest international requirements of sustainable use of marine reso...
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
Grandagarður 16, 101 Reykjavík, Icelandsigrid@irff.isFáðu sent fréttabréfið okkar sem hefur að geyma nýjustu viðburði og fréttir af störfum IRF.
The common size of cod in the catch is in the range of 55 to 90 cm. Cod can grow quite large; the largest individual measured in Icelandic waters was 17 years old and 186 cm long.The total catch of Icelandic cod in 2024 was 205,658 tonnes, as compared to 2...
Read the full Re-assessment Reports here.Stakeholders in the Icelandic fisheries value chain can apply for the Responsible Fisheries Management Chain of Custody certificationStakeholders in the Icelandic fisheries value chain can apply for Responsible Fish...