Fish-processing industry
The Dutch fish-processing industry consists of approximately 300 sites. The most important sites of the processing industry are Urk, Yerseke, Katwijk, Spakenburg, IJmuiden, Lemmer and Zoutkamp. Furthermore, fish products are traded on a regular or incidental basis by a few hundred wholesale companies without processing facilities.
Within industrial fish processing in the Netherlands, there is a distinction between:
- Round and flatfish industry
- Processing herring
- Smokehouses for salmon and eel
- Trade in frozen pelagic fish
- Shellfish sector
- Processing shrimps
- Inland fish wholesale
- Other fish processing and wholesale
An estimated 6,500 people work in the fish-processing sector, and approximately 20% of the employees are employed on a temporary basis. The labour requirement depends on the varying availability of raw materials.
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19 May 2012 Urk
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19 May 2012 Urk
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23 May 2012 Rosmalen
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25 May 2012 Zoutkamp
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30 May 2012 Den Haag
Plaice from ship to plate
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