Investment company Brimstone, which owns stakes in Sea Harvest and Oceana, says the cost of moving fish has increased four to five times in some cases.
After a tumultuous six months, things seem to be settling down at fishing giant Oceana, which has now appointed Mazars as its new external auditors, following a tender process.
Oceana has recently been in the press for several reasons, none of them good. Although the company has (barely) satisfied reporting requirements and maintains that its corporate governance is above board, some questions remain.