Nógv at vinna: Minni enn 10.000 av 320.000 tonsum ið russisk skip lossa koma upp á land
Munandi meira kann fáast burtur úr at veita tænastur til russisk fiskiskip í føroyskum havnum. Tey seinastu níggju árini hava... read more →
June 20, 2023
Paying a visit to Springfield Underground, Missouri
One day at his desk, Bergfrost managing director Símin Pauli Sivertsen came across some information about a huge warehouse complex... read more →
March 19, 2023
Vitjan á Springfield Underground í Missouri, USA
Tað tók ikki leingi frá tí at Símin Pauli Sivertsen, stjóri á Bergfrost, gjørdist varugur við risastóru vørugoymslu komplexið Springfield... read more →
March 19, 2023
One of the most advanced factory trawlers in the world: Akraberg
On August 19th, Framherji’s new factory trawler Akraberg landed its first catch, 870 tons of gutted and headed whitefish,... read more →
September 7, 2022
Ein tann mest framkomni frystitrolarin í heiminum
Tann nýggi frystitrolarin hjá Framherja, Akraberg, landaði sína veiði fyri fyrstu ferð tann 19. august, tá hann legði upp... read more →
September 7, 2022
Foreign vessels annually transfer 370,000 tonnes of frozen fish in Faroese ports
Last year foreign vessels transferred a total 370,000 tonnes of pelagic products and other frozen fish in the... read more →
April 5, 2022
Mountain Rock for Operational Stability
With the ultimate insulation to secure operational stability, the Bergfrost cold store is covered by massive layers of mountain rock — in a tunnel complex drilled deep into mount Borgin at Fuglafjørður’s main harbor area, near the Cold Store Terminal.
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Leading Cold Store in Nordic Seas Region
Bergfrost provides a quick and reliable service with advanced information management linked to every pallet stored, providing clients with online access to key data on their storage items, from anywhere, at any time.
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The Perfect Place — Fuglafjørður
The Faroes is an excellent location for maritime services, situated along major sea lanes in the area between Scotland, Norway and Iceland — where Fuglafjørður is the top pelagic fish industry port, with vessels from various countries calling on a daily basis.
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