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Iceland fish catch falls 23% year on year in September

A total of 102,000 tonnes of fish were landed in Iceland in September 2026, 23% less than in September 2025, Statistics Iceland reported.

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Demersal catch was nearly 31,000 tonnes, down 1% year on year, while pelagic catch was nearly 70,000 tonnes, a 30% decline. Total catch over October 2025 to September 2026 was 997,000 tonnes, 4% below the previous 12-month period.

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September total catch102000
Demersal catch in September31000
Pelagic catch in September70000
Catch, October 2025 to September 2026997000
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Amounts are rounded to thousand tonnes in the source; approximate figures remain identified as approximate.

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