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17 December 2024
Slippurinn DNG, Glerártorg, and the Eyjafjörður Welfare Fund have joined forces for the Welfare Star project. All proceeds from the sale of the Welfare Star go directly to the Welfare Fund, supporting important community initiatives.
30 November 2024
Árni, who celebrated his 65th birthday on November 16th, has dedicated his entire career to Slippurinn. He has been an invaluable employee, and his family also shares deep ties with the company. Árni's father worked here for many years, and his in-laws and other relatives have followed in his footsteps by working at Slippurinn. Árni began his career as a laborer at Slippurinn in 1974, trained as a ship carpenter, and became the foreman of the laborers in 1994 – a role he has performed with dedication and passion for 30 years. Árni's enthusiasm for ship docking and launching is well known. Who doesn’t remember him in his big boots and yellow helmet – always ready to take on the next challenge with his unique approach! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Árni for his invaluable contributions to Slippurinn and wish him all the best for the future. 🎈 Thank you for everything, Árni! 🙌
16 October 2024
Today, we had the pleasure of hosting a great group of students from the Fisheries Science program at the University of Akureyri! We started the day with coffee and kleinur, followed by a presentation on the company’s operations and a site tour of the workplace. Fisheries Science at the University of Akureyri is an interdisciplinary program that has been taught since 1990, and many of its graduates have achieved significant success in the field, both domestically and internationally. It was truly a delight to welcome this group and witness their passion and enthusiasm – the future looks incredibly bright with such talented individuals entering the industry!
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DNG Hold System

The handling takes place on the processing deck, and full tubs are sent down to the hold, where they are collected in stacks in an automated magazine. The magazine accommodates the entire catch from one haul. Once the processing batch is completed, the stacks are transported from the magazine using the ship's existing lifting systems, rails, or other transport methods. The system automatically sends empty tubs back up to the processing deck from the empty tub magazine. The size and scope of the hold systems vary according to customer requirements.

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