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The expanded 2026 program introduces a dual-track strategy designed to cover the full spectrum of the modern seafood industry

IceFish Conference Hits Milestone: Program Set to Double in 2026

  (ICELAND, 1/9/2026)

New Aquaculture Tracks and "100% Fish" Initiatives Lead the Expanded 2026 Schedule

The Icelandic Fisheries & Aquaculture Exhibition & Conference (IceFish) has announced a massive expansion for its 2026 season. Reflecting the rapid evolution of the blue economy, the popular conference program will achieve 100% growth, doubling in size to accommodate new sectors and international demand.

For the first time, the expanded program will be co-located with the main exhibition at the Fifan-Smárinn Halls in Kópavogur, providing a seamless experience for industry professionals.

Two Specialized Tracks: Innovation and Sustainability

The expanded 2026 program introduces a dual-track strategy designed to cover the full spectrum of the modern seafood industry:

  • Aquaculture – Driving Sustainable Growth: A brand-new event debuting on Day 1. This conference will assemble Iceland’s leading operators, innovators, and policymakers to discuss sustainable production and global market strategies.

  • 100% Fish for Profit: Formerly known as Fish Waste for Profit, this reimagined event returns with a packed one-and-a-half-day program across Day 2 and Day 3.

Strategic Partnerships and Focus

The conference organizers will once again collaborate closely with the Icelandic Ocean Cluster to curate content and lead chairing duties.

The 100% Fish for Profit segment remains a cornerstone of the event, focusing on the economic potential of "circular" fishing—transforming every part of a catch into high-value products. This track is a magnet for CEOs, owners, and leaders from the fishing, aquaculture, and processing sectors.

A Legacy of Excellence

Since its inception in 1984, IceFish has served as a premier platform for the North Atlantic maritime industry. The 2026 expansion reinforces its status as a global hub for:

  1. Technological Innovation: Showcasing the latest in processing and value-added hardware.

  2. Networking: Connecting supply-chain partners with key stakeholders.

  3. Strategic Growth: Providing insights into the rapidly developing aquaculture sector.

Note to Attendees: Delegates have the flexibility to book individual sessions or the full three-day program. All conference passes include complimentary access to the IceFish Exhibition floor.

Call for Speakers: Companies, organizations, and individuals are now officially invited to submit abstracts for the 2026 sessions.For further information visit IceFish Conferences.

About IceFish 2026

The Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition and Awards is a Mercator Media event, supported by its sister publication World Fishing & Aquaculture. The 2026 Icelandic Fisheries & Aquaculture Exhibition & Conference (IceFish) will follow 12 incredibly successful exhibitions, held triennially since 1984.

The Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition and Awards will return from the 22-24 September 2026.

Further information about the Exhibition, Awards and conference can be found here

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