The capelin fishery is going ahead after the latest impasse was broken this weekend.
Last week, the FFAW announced harvesters would not fish at the price chosen by the price-setting panel. But now, several processing companies have come together and agreed to pay a higher price.
Five companies have signed on to pay thirty cents per pound for ‘Grade A’ capelin.
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