BRIM Iceland. Freezer trawlers for bottom fish, shrimps. Saltfish processing plants. Stockfish production

Brim is one of the leading seafood companies in Iceland. It was founded in 1945 and has ever since placed emphasis on fisheries and the processing of bottom fish, both in land-based plants and on board factory trawlers.

The company currently defines its role as a specialist in the field of sourcing, processing and selling seafood. Brim is committed to increasing the market awareness of the group and is actively investing in both sales and marketing as well as new product development. An important aspect of the business is increased automation at all levels of the business, both at sea and on shore.

Seafood from Iceland

The group consists of the parent company and thre subsidiaries. The parent company concentrates on trawler operations and processing of bottom fish, either on shore or on-board factory trawlers, while each of the subsidiaries is specialised in its own field of operations.

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The operations of the company in a nutshell are as follows: Three fresh fish trawlers, four freezer trawlers for bottom fish, one filleting factories, one saltfish processing plant and two drying factories for stockfish production.

The total annual production of the company is about 15,000 tons with a value of 100 million US dollars.

Fish processing plants in Iceland.

Brim produces high quality seafood for demanding customers all over the world. The production is broad-based with a strong emphasis on careful work procedures throughout the processing cycle. The quality of the raw material is a key issue in this context and when we combine the purity of fish products from the Icelandic fishing grounds, carefully controlled, state of the art production techniques, processing according to certified quality standards and, finally, the demands of the customer, the result is bound to be sound and wholesome products. Brim trade mark, fishis, ensures quality.

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