Fisheries in Somalia

Ministry Of Fisheries And Marine Resources

The Ministry of Fisheries Marine Resources was established with the aim to enhance fisheries and marine resources sector, visibility streamline decision-making so that it is more responsive and proactive in facilitating the suitable development of the fisheries.

51 to 200 staff

Yustan Seafood Processing

Yustan Seafood is a premier seafood processor and exporter based in Somalia, renowned for its high-quality Somali lobster and diverse range of fresh, chilled, and frozen fish and crustaceans, including lobsters and crabs. Since its establishment in 2015, the company has built a strong reputation for reliably supplying both global and regional markets, including Ethiopia, Yemen, UAE and Djibouti, as well as reaching customers across East Africa, East Asia, and the GCC countries. Headquartered in Bosaso, Yustan Seafood has an extensive local presence along Somalia’s coastal regions, supported by a robust cold chain infrastructure in key locations such as Baargaal, Xaafuun, Eyl and Garacad. This network ensures that the seafood products remain fresh and of the highest quality from sea to market. In addition to its regional operations, Yustan Seafood has recently launched a state-of-the-art HACCP-certified processing plant in Bosaso. This facility adheres to the strictest international standards, allowing the company to expand its reach into new markets, including Europe and North America, while maintaining top-tier product safety and quality.

51 to 200 staff

Fairfishing

Fair Fishing is an international NGO that aims to strengthen local fishery infrastructure off the Northern coast of Somalia, helping create local employment and income opportunities.

11 to 50 staff

Sahan Seafood

201 to 500 staff

Somtuna Fishing Company

Somtuna Fishing Company deals with canning of tuna fish and processing and exporting of various fish types, while maintaining high standards of hygiene at all stages of the process.

11 to 50 staff