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This week NRK has written about Arctic Sea Harvest, which can be reviewed after throwing 800 darts.
It was in period 7-9. That the Coast Guard and the Directorate of Fisheries collected the teeth that had been lying for a long time without being smoked.
Catfish, cod, crabs, starfish and crows lay by the thousands and rotten. The crabs were cannibalized. The Minister of Fisheries called it animal cruelty:
The shipping company declined to comment on the matter yesterday, but tonight Ilone Giske sent out a press release. She is the CEO of Arctic Harvest and Arctic Sea Harvest.
In the press release, he writes that “they regret that the shipping companies have remained too long at sea.”
She also writes that they regularly smoke and move their teeth, and that the situation that occurred was an exceptional case. She notes in the press release “demanding months for the shipping company.”
– Due to the collapse in the European market, accidents on vessels as well as foreign charter vessels subject to travel restrictions due to the crown.
Read the full press release here.
Arctic Sea Harvest (ASH) regrets that shipping companies have been out at sea too long. Although there are no rules for smoking real crab crabs and snails, we regularly smoke and roll our dice. The situation that arose was an exceptional case with demanding months for the shipping company due to. collapse in the European market, accidents on foreign vessels and charter vessels subject to travel restrictions. crown. We had faith that we could resume fishing earlier, and unfortunately we could not ignore the consequences that we are now seeing. We see that we would have to go further to collect the ticks earlier.
In April, the Fisheries Directorate issued orders to remove the teeth, with a deadline of May 4. The decision was made electronically at Altinn, and in accordance with the Electronic Administration Regulation, a message must be sent to specific emails / phone numbers. However, ASH has not received such notification and therefore was not aware of any decision before the Fisheries Directorate, which could otherwise have been avoided. We don’t know what this is about, and we have asked the Fisheries Directorate about this, and we are waiting for answers.
ASH wants to emphasize that we work every day to build this new industry in Norway. We have a close dialogue with the authorities, both the Directorate of Fisheries regarding the application of regulations for this unregulated industry, the politicians to establish regulations and the Marine Research to share information on species and fisheries. Now we want to deal with this situation, leave it behind and continue good cooperation with the authorities, our partners and the industry in general.
Most people have now expressed dissatisfaction. Very strong positions and personalities have been addressed in messages, mail and social networks. Now we ask for calm.
– I did not receive a message
The fishing team is among those who have made a critical statement.
Nordland Fylkes Fiskarlag boss Steinar Jonassen has called it “reprehensible”.
Ilone Giske writes that they see that they should have taken longer to get their toes back earlier.
– We had faith in being able to resume fishing earlier, and unfortunately we could not ignore the consequences that we now see.
In April, the Fisheries Directorate issued orders to remove the teeth, with a deadline of May 4.
However, Giske claims that they did not receive this message. Therefore, they were not aware of the decision before the Fisheries Directorate either.
The decision of the Directorate of Fisheries establishes:
“Unused tools should not be stored at sea, but taken ashore. This is to avoid the risk of damage to marine life, occupying areas that other fishermen want to use, as well as the risk of hindering boat traffic. therefore, it is not possible to store fish in the sea, although there are no smoking requirements for fishing for crabs and snails. “
This is the case
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On May 11, NRK reported about 800 teens who have been left at the bottom of the sea off the Helgeland coast for months.
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The fish had rotted on the rails, the cruise showed. Fisheries Minister Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen called it animal cruelty.
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The Fisheries Directorate stated that the operator had received instructions from the Fisheries Directorate to lift the traps within a certain time, but that they had decided not to do so.
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That is why the Fisheries Directorate was in collaboration with the Coast Guard and they did it themselves on 7-9. May.
They have experienced heat
The shipping company now wants to leave the matter behind.
“And continue good cooperation with the authorities, our partners and the industry in general,” says the press release.
– Most people have now expressed dissatisfaction. Very strong positions and personalities have been addressed in messages, email and social networks. Now we are asking for peace, writes Giske.
