Norwegian pelagic processor Brodrene Sperre's new NOK 100 million (€8.9 million/$9.7 million) pelagic plant remains on track, despite the logistical hurdles caused by the coronavirus health crisis.
Managing Director Inger-Marie Sperre told IntraFish sister publicaiton Tekfisk that construction is underway, and the project is still scheduled for completion by the end of July, and a production start date of September.
"The way it looks, building is on track and we are managing to keep to deadlines," she said.
"It's important that the building is ready for autumn when the mackerel season begins.
