Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ...
This report is commissioned by Seafish and the Grimsby seafood cluster in the UK with the aim to get and overall understanding of connections and dependencies in ownership of the largest seafood companies in Iceland, and how these can potentially affect supply to the UK. Quota consolidation has been...
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ftdatacite:10.5281/zenodo.3903222 2023-12-31T10:08:20+01:00 Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... Viðarsson, Jónas R. Þórðarson, Gunnar 2020 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3903222 https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.3903222 unknown Zenodo https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3903223 Closed Access info:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccess ITQ consolidation optimisation cross ownership ScholarlyArticle article-journal JournalArticle 2020 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.390322210.5281/zenodo.3903223 2023-12-01T11:28:04Z This report is commissioned by Seafish and the Grimsby seafood cluster in the UK with the aim to get and overall understanding of connections and dependencies in ownership of the largest seafood companies in Iceland, and how these can potentially affect supply to the UK. Quota consolidation has been a feature of Iceland‘s fisheries sector since 1991, when the government introduced individual transferable quotas (ITQs) across all species. This allowed some companies to buy up quotas from others, and catch them in a way which, in theory, ought to be more efficient. The concept is that overall economic return from the resource will be maximised by allowing for such optimisation. Now, almost three decades later, the economy of scale has resulted in extreme consolidation across the seafood sector, where smaller companies have merged into larger ones or been bought up by the big vertically integrated seafood companies. The catching and processing sectors have been going through major development phase in recent ... : Funding: SEAFISH (SEA 8451) ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Iceland DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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This report is commissioned by Seafish and the Grimsby seafood cluster in the UK with the aim to get and overall understanding of connections and dependencies in ownership of the largest seafood companies in Iceland, and how these can potentially affect supply to the UK. Quota consolidation has been a feature of Iceland‘s fisheries sector since 1991, when the government introduced individual transferable quotas (ITQs) across all species. This allowed some companies to buy up quotas from others, and catch them in a way which, in theory, ought to be more efficient. The concept is that overall economic return from the resource will be maximised by allowing for such optimisation. Now, almost three decades later, the economy of scale has resulted in extreme consolidation across the seafood sector, where smaller companies have merged into larger ones or been bought up by the big vertically integrated seafood companies. The catching and processing sectors have been going through major development phase in recent ... : Funding: SEAFISH (SEA 8451) ... |
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Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... |
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Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... |
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Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... |
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Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... |
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Cross-ownership in the Icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on UK supply: A Matis report for Seafish and the Grimsby Seafood Cluster ... |
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cross-ownership in the icelandic seafood industry and the potential effects on uk supply: a matis report for seafish and the grimsby seafood cluster ... |
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