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Visit at Bessastaðir the residence of the president of Iceland. From left: Keith Brown from Sealord UK, Laufey Jóhannsdóttir chairmen of Danica seafood, Heather Jenkins from Waitrose, president of Iceland Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, Quentin Clarke Waitrose and Jan B Thomsen executive Danica seafood.




The logo and new flag for Danica seafood.




Jan is very pleased with the new headquarters at Suðurgata 10.

We are leaving Laugavegur this week and we will open a new headquarters at Suðurgata 10. On Monday the 11th of May we will open our new headquarters almost in the middle of down town Reykjavík, at Suðurgata 10, 101 Reykjavík.

Now, when Christmas season is behind with all the Meat and other salted and heavy food is good opportunity to celebrite the 2009 by eating fish. Fish, as most know is healthy for all ages. Fish is full of protein but also contents a lot of other neutricians. Fat fish is rich of d-vitamine and of course Omega 3 fat . These are rare in other food but seafood. It is particular to get enough D vitamine over the wintermonths. Researches on Seafood as healthimproving“ thing has mostly been done in order to look at the Omega 3 fat, and what they do for the health. Needless to say it is very positive for the health to eat both fish and fat fish like Herring. As mentioned before, fish is healthy for all ages but it is particular for children and elderly people to emphasize on consumption of fish because as researches shows they eat to little of fish. Advice of fish consumption: To eat at least 2 times every week. More is good. Common supply of fish is approximately 150 grms so at least 300 grms per individual every week should be minimum. On top of fish as main course fish as side dish, for instance dried fish as a snack is good alternative as well. (Information from Public health institute of Iceland)

Let's begin the year with faith and peace. We wish you an happy, healthy and a prosperous 2009.

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