Icelandic Salmon

In addition to being a great source of protein, our salmon contains numerous important vitamins and minerals.

We strive to make all our operations as sustainable as possible, so consumers worldwide can make informed decisions on their food choices.

Arnarlax’s plant in Bildudalur earned BRC certification, confirming high international hygiene, quality, and safety standards.

Arnarlax is happy to communicate that our team has been strengthened in central positions over the last recent period of time, making the company even stronger both operationally and strategically. Kjersti Haugen (54) started as Chief Sales Officer on 06.04.21. She has a long history from the seafood industry working within logistics and sales, on [...]

Arnarlax underwent an initial ASC multisite audit at Hringsdalur, Haganes, and Steinanes to certify responsible salmon farming.

Icelandic Salmon AS held its 2021 annual general meeting digitally on 21 May due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Arnarlax seeks a Chief Sales Officer to lead commercial activities, customer satisfaction, and global market deliveries.

Arnarlax is hiring a Production Manager to oversee seawater operations, fish health, and smolt output planning.

Arnarlax contributes to Iceland’s industry and Westfjords community development while seeking ambitious employees for future growth.

Arnarlax prioritizes sustainability, employee well-being, and innovation in its daily operations.

Arnarlax commissioned PwC to produce a 2023 social impact report detailing its contributions to society, including tax and public payments.

Before carbon neutral and high animal welfare became key in aquaculture, Iceland had long come to value the central tenets of sustainability.

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Get in touch with us. We can’t wait to talk about our wonderful salmon and the beauty of responsible salmon farming.

Arnarlax prioritizes fish welfare to produce delicious, planet-friendly salmon.

Icelandic Salmon reports a positive EBIT in Q4 2025, marking its first profitable quarter after a full year of losses. The Iceland-based salmon farming company reverses its prior trend of negative earnings, though no specific financial figures or operational changes are detailed in the report.

Feb 2026SeafoodSourceNews article

Icelandic Salmon reports declining revenues in Q4 2024 despite stabilizing biological conditions after a challenging year. The company faced persistent biological issues throughout 2024, which impacted operations. Stabilization in Q4 suggests partial recovery, though financial performance remains weak.

Feb 2025SeafoodSourceNews article

Icelandic Salmon reports a stable biological situation in its salmon farming operations as it concludes a difficult 2024. The company, which includes subsidiaries Arnarlax, focuses on aquaculture and processing in Iceland. The Group’s Q4 update highlights resilience amid broader industry challenges.

Feb 2025Icelandic SalmonNews article

Iceland’s Environmental and Natural Resources Board of Appeal revokes Arnarlax’s license for farming 10,000 tonnes of sterile salmon in Ísafjarðardjúp. The decision follows a ruling that the Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority (MAST) failed to adequately assess risks of disease and parasite spread. The original license, granted on June 14, 2024, is now invalidated due to insufficient risk evaluation.

Oct 2024Icelandic SalmonNews article