Commercial Fishing & Seafood Industry Contacts - Denmark (+45)

Government Contacts & Information Resources for
Commercial Fishing, Seafood, Aquaculture, Marine & Oceans in Denmark

Europêche - Association of national organisations of fishing enterprises in the European Union.

European Commission - Fisheries - The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is the European Union's instrument for the management of fisheries and aquaculture. It was created to manage a common resource and to meet the obligation set in the original Treaties of the then European Community. Because fish are a natural and mobile resource they are considered as common property. In addition, the Treaties which created the Community stated that there should be a common policy in this area, that is, common rules adopted at EU level and implemented in all Member States.

European Association of Fish Producers’ Organisations (EAPO) - European Association of Fish Producers Organisations.

The North Sea Commission Fisheries Partnership was founded to promote co-operation between scientists and fishers in monitoring and managing fisheries in the North Sea.

Fishery and Aquaculture Country Profile for Denmark - aquatic species caught by country or area, by species items, by FAO major fishing areas, and year, for all commercial, industrial, recreational and subsistence purposes. The harvest from mariculture, aquaculture and other kinds of fish farming is also included.

Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries - It is the task of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries to provide the framework for development and operation of the Danish food producing sector. The goal is to ensure a strong and competitive sector, characterised by quality and sustainability. The Ministry deals with EU agriculture and fisheries policy - policy formulation and administration of various EU subsidy schemes.

Dansk Akvakultur - Danish Aquaculture

Danish Institute for Fisheries Research - National institute of aquatic resources. Danish Directorate of Fisheries - DTU Aqua with all aspects of sustainable and innovative use of fish and shellfish resources. In the area of commercial fisheries, we are researching fisheries management methods, catch technologies, determination of stock sizes, and how fish stocks are influenced by changes in the marine ecosystem. Our research in commercial fisheries is being put into practice in holistic advice to public-sector authorities and industry. This is advice contributing to and enabling sustainable fisheries.
Management of fish stocks and fisheries, Fish stocks and fisheries status and forecasts, marine ecosystems.

Denmark Government Portal -

The Fish in Denmark
It now became possible to obtain fresh fish. Boiled cod became a dish fit for a king, served with potatoes, melted butter and mustard or possibly mustard sauce.

Boiled plaice served simply with melted fresh butter and chopped parsley is no longer common. These days plaice is almost always served fried.

Smoked fish is another speciality from this period. From the late 19th century, the old-fashioned heavy curing ceased and subsequently fat fish were cold-smoked as a means of preservation.

This method was replaced by light curing followed by hot-smoking – exclusively in order to enhance the taste. This technique was used for the specialities smoked herring, smoked mackerel and smoked salmon.

In addition, the Danes ate bay shrimps, which are still bought alive, boiled, peeled and served on a slice of buttered bread.

Maritime Denmark
Denmark has long-standing maritime traditions with focus on quality shipping. The Danish Government has launched an agenda for growth in the maritime cluster and offers stable and competitive framework conditions. The Danish maritime administration provides international and expedient service of high quality.
 

Danish Food Safety - Danish Food Safety information website.

Danish Institute of Fisheries Research Danish Institute for Fisheries Research (DIFRES) is a research institution, which carries out research, investigations and provide advice concerning sustainable exploitation of live marine and fresh water resources. DIFRES deals with chain considerations from water to table. This includes interaction between the water environment and productivity and variation of the fish stocks, methods for assessment of the sizes of fish stocks, development of methods for sustainable fisheries management and stock enhancement. Moreover, processing and improvement of fish products as well as quality assurance in the fish industry are important parts of the research areas of the institution.

DANISH SEAFOOD & FISH IMPORTS & EXPORTS
Black Halibut
Cod
Cod fish
Cooked Prawns
Cooked Shell-on prawns
Cooked Shrimps
Crabs
Haddocks
Peeled Prawns
Pike perches
Raw Shell-on prawns
Redfish
Salmon
Scallops
Cod roe
Lumpfish roe
Mackerel
Mackerel Fillets
Fish
Fish fillets
Herrings
Mackerel
Cooked Prawns
Alaska Pollock
Cooked Shrimps
Cod
Cod fish
Frozen Cod Fillets
Frozen Shrimps
Peeled Shrimps
Raw Shrimps
Greenland halibut
Redfish
Scampi
Smoked Salmon
Snow crab
Frozen fish
Gravad Salmon
Haddocks
Hake
Hoki
Mussels
Plaice
Prawns
Redfish
Saithe
Salmon
Seafood
Shrimps
Smoked Halibut
Smoked salmon
Snow crab
Caviar
Fillets
Salmon
Seafarmed Salmon
Seafarmed Trout
Trouts

Danish Exporters - Denmark's official Export Directory
 - Fish & Seafood Exporters section:
The fish products and supplies category includes almost everything to do with fish. Even if you think you know everything about fish products and supplies, you are sure to discover something new when taking a closer look at this category.

The fish products and supplies category is extremely diverse. To begin with, it will come as no surprise that it includes leading global players, supplying a variety of both fresh and processed fish and shellfish to customers around the world, while respecting strict industry specific standards for sustainability.

Several Danish companies also belong to the world's leading suppliers of fishmeal and fish oil, striving to keep quality at the very top through the use of advanced technology, often developed by themselves. Today, exporters in this industry can rightly be characterized as specialists.

The same is true of the very important business which has developed around industries like aqua farming and turnkey products like processing plants, fishing equipment etc. For years, Danish companies have been investing considerable amounts of money in research and development for the fishing industry. This has led to a situation where exporters in the fish products and supplies business occupy a leading position in the global industry, exporting know-how and technology alongside fish.

The manufacturers and suppliers within the Fish products and supplies category supply products and services like:

• Aquaculture
• Articles and machinery for Tinned fish production
• Biofuel
• Caviar
• Conveyor plants
• Emulsifiers
• Feedstuffs
• Fish
• Fish Fillets
• Fish Meal
• Fish Oil
• Fish farming equipment
• Fish industry, know-how and complete turn-key solutions
• Fishing Nets
• Fishing Tackle
• Fishmeal Plants and Fish-Oil Plants
• Grinding Machinery
• Herrings
• Ice cream and ice machines
• Machinery and equipment for the Fish industry
• Machines and accessories for the Meat industry
• Prepared foods
• Proteins
• Refrigeration and freezing equipment and machinery
• Rope and cordage
• Salmon and trout feed
• Scales and Weights
• Shellfish
• Slaughterhouse Machinery, Equipment and Accessories
• Steel wire ropes
• Tanks
• Ultra-violet lamps
• Vegetable oils
• Wastewater treatment
• Water purifying and -treatment plants
• Water treatment
• Weighing
• Work wear

THE DANISH FISHING EQUIPMENT GROUP
- a member of the Danish Export Association

Denmark’s fishery tradition began more than 1000 years ago. Throughout the years, intensive research and development in methods and equipment has resulted in efficient, advantageous utilisation of fishing resources.

Danish companies invest considerable amounts of money every year in research and development for the fishing industry. An increasing number of worldwide problems have called for new cost-saving equipment in recent years and as competition becomes keener, still higher standards and approvals are demanded for fishing equipment and technology. Danish factories are equipped with modern production machinery and employ effective quality control methods.

The Danish Fishing Equipment Group represents leading Danish companies of all sizes within this industry and function as a link between Danish subcontractors and foreign buyers.

DTU National Instute of Marine Resources - Commercial fisheries, aquaculture, fish products, recreational fisheries.
DIFRES works with all aspects of sustainable and innovative use of fish and shellfish resources. In the area of commercial fisheries, we are researching fisheries management methods, catch technologies, determination of stock sizes, and how fish stocks are influenced by changes in the marine ecosystem. Our research in commercial fisheries is being put into practice in holistic advice to public-sector authorities and industry. This is advice contributing to and enabling sustainable fisheries. Commercial fisheries covers four research areas:

Management of fish stocks and fisheries
Research and advice on new and improved methods of fish-stock and fisheries management.

Fish stocks and fisheries - status and forecasts
Monitoring and assessment of stocks and fisheries, and research on more accurate methods for use in future stock assessment and fisheries advice.

Marine ecosystems - status and forecasts
Knowledge about future fisheries possibilities through research into hydrographic changes and changes in the food, behaviour and interplay of fish.

Fisheries technologies - selective fishery
Research into fisheries technologies aimed at improving fishing gear and limiting its effect on the marine environment.

Federation of European Aquaculture Producers - The Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP) is an international organisation that is composed of the National Aquaculture Associations of European countries. The basic aims of the Federation are: * to develop and establish a common policy on questions relating to the production and the commercialisation of aquaculture species are reared professionally. * to make known to the appropriate authorities the common policies envisaged above.