A bear will eat the head and the skin of the salmon, and throw the rest back. Meanwhile I can only find salmon filets in the store. Maybe we should breed bears for tameness and have them fish for us? :D
I watched your coverage from U.S with great passion. Wow, it very great to see how they fish and dry the stock fish we all enjoy in our soup. They leave the fish out to air dry for three good months, can you believe that!
We can hardly find stockfish in Norway in the stores, very irritating. They sell the dog food quality, to feed dogs. And in very small bags, as a snack. The prices are beyond all comprehension for those small bags. I guess the import duty in Nigeria also drives up the prices considerably. I am happy that you like our stockfish, and I hope the Government can ease the taxes so it will be available for more people.
Does not really smell bad, just smells peculiar or different. Does not stinck, either! Saved a lot of lifes at a point in time in naija story; who still remembers?
I could not believe that the Norwegians remove the head and dry them separate. My wife mentioned the head is the best part of the stock fish wow. It is very good to explore the world and know what is on the ground zero of every corners of the world. Stock fish has been the best fish for making Igbo traditional soup. Fabulous.
Thanks for the documentary. However, I found it incomplete that you didn't go to the Nigerian customs and relevant government officials to ask them why the high duty and other difficulties that associate with this business. Again I would have loved that you intimate your guest in Norway that the it is the Igbos that buys stock fish in bulk allover the world.
I went to Tromso to look for the Northen Light, I was amazed at the fish that were being dried. I later found out that it's the same favourite fish that I grew up eating as a Nigerian.
Nigerians consume this stock fish more than any other country in the world I guess. There is a big market in Onitsha dedicated to only the sale of stockfish.
Am valentine from nigeria abia state aba. Am into stockfish business but i want to travel to iceland or norway to help produce this stockfish and bring it back to my country.
hello dear people, great comments. thanks. thanks for watching too. check out norwegian seafood company for those who live in NORWAY. IF U LIVE IN Nigeria on the other hand,reach me on 08036998015
Nigeria and Norway has a very uniquely special relationship? You mean the kind where Nigeria spends at least $125 million into Norway yearly income? And how much income does Nigeria get from Norway, what are we exporting to them? Nothing! Wake up Nigerians and stop being taken for a ride.
Norway give away several million of dollars to Nigeria as support. Nigeria need to produce stuff and sell it to other nations. Just like Norway does. Every nation in the world trades for cheaper goods, or goods they dont have.
It varies by quality and where you buy.. So around 20 to 135+ USD per kg. Dog food quality 20 USD/kg Standard quality 30-50 USD/kg Prima quality filet and snacks 135+ USD/kg
Stockfish, as shown and described in the video is called Panla in Yoruba language. In Igbo language it is called Okporoko. Most Igbos and other Nigerians who grew up in Lagos or interacted/traded with Yorubas also call it Panla in the southeast of Nigeria.
Estrella Philibosian,thanks for your question. they dry it so it can last longer and is edible n tasty after exportation... in Norway, most people do not dry it, they cook it fresh n it's delicious
Edgardo Paulique We are not enriching Norway, rather the Norwegians are nourishing us with healthy, cholesterol and transfats free, with good source of protein and omega 3.
Hello from Norway! You guys are not makeing us rich. In the best years (2014 and 2015) we exported fish for 127.3 million U.S. dollars to Nigeria, which half of it were Stockfish and other half mackerel. In 2016 Norway had 211.5 billion U.S. dollars in revenues. So fish export to Nigeria account for only 0.06% of our revenue. Even though we sold fish for 127.3 million, our fishing companies have huge expenses that the money has to cover. I can imagine that the income is approximately 8-12% of total revenue, then income will be about 10.2 to 15.3 million before tax. Please do not misunderstand. We are very happy with this trade and glad that more than Norwegians have the opportunity to taste this delicacy! Kind regards to all Nigerians. :)
Why do you people like to spread misinformation. Do you know the GDP of Norway? Have you actually calculated the revenue that is derived from the Stock fish trade by Norway, and the minuscule amount the trade with Nigeria contributes. All you conspiracy theorists, must you bring your negative spin to everything to do with any group of people.
Nwaada Biafra we are because the fish is not free of charge we pay them for it. Is like saying America buying Nigeria oil is not making Nigeria rich. Fish is part of their country revenue just as oil is part of Nigeria revenue.
Can we look at the positive side of this noble act please. The lady took time out to show us how stock fisg, which we have enjoyed for generations, is processed. Please appreciate her.
Sodium is an essential electrolyte that helps maintain the balance of water in and around your cells. It's important for proper muscle and nerve function. It also helps maintain stable blood pressure levels. Damn troll
This film is just an advertisement and promotion for this useless stinking fish, which Norwegians themselves will never eat, instead, they feed it to their dogs and cats. Stank Fiske (Stinking Fish), as Scandinavians call it, has no nutritional value and when you visit the processing farm (which I have been to) at certain times of the year, it is full of flies and smells to high heavens. Ndigbo developed the craving for it during the Nigerian/Biafran Civil war because it was their only source fish product and sometimes, salt during that very difficult period.
You are wrong. We do eat dried fish as a snack but it is very expensive. We usually eat the fish fresh now. But before refrigeration we ate dried fish becouse it last so long. The fish is very healthy and is good quality. You dont know what you are talking about. We make dogfood from beef, pig, fish and chicken. If the fish has no nutritional value then how can the dog survive and humans survive and grow from it?
Elohim of israel gave biafrans that stock fish in ebonyi state but nigeria government dont want anybody to no about it biafra people is a blessed people ik from enugwu province biafra land
Absolutely, best part of the fish is the head.
8/2/2019,8:21-8:23PM ET How very revealing of the unsanitary process,distribution and preparation of stock fish from Norway to Nigeria!
ejimadam sharrap onukwu
DO YOU SEE THE UFO APPEAR AT FRAME 2:45 ?
A bear will eat the head and the skin of the salmon, and throw the rest back. Meanwhile I can only find salmon filets in the store. Maybe we should breed bears for tameness and have them fish for us? :D
I watched your coverage from U.S with great passion. Wow, it very great to see how they fish and dry the stock fish we all enjoy in our soup. They leave the fish out to air dry for three good months, can you believe that!
We can hardly find stockfish in Norway in the stores, very irritating. They sell the dog food quality, to feed dogs. And in very small bags, as a snack. The prices are beyond all comprehension for those small bags. I guess the import duty in Nigeria also drives up the prices considerably. I am happy that you like our stockfish, and I hope the Government can ease the taxes so it will be available for more people.
Raise trade taxes like Trump!
Svovelpredikanten Please can you give me link where I can buy my stock fish
Please how do you help me,I wanted to start up the business,I live in italy.please👏
I eat stockfish or klippfisk once a week with potatoes, onion and butter. ❤ Thanks for the video!
Does not really smell bad, just smells peculiar or different. Does not stinck, either! Saved a lot of lifes at a point in time in naija story; who still remembers?
I could not believe that the Norwegians remove the head and dry them separate. My wife mentioned the head is the best part of the stock fish wow. It is very good to explore the world and know what is on the ground zero of every corners of the world. Stock fish has been the best fish for making Igbo traditional soup. Fabulous.
You may not know this, but the Norwegians remove the delicious meaty tongue before selling the head to Nigerians
Thanks for the documentary. However, I found it incomplete that you didn't go to the Nigerian customs and relevant government officials to ask them why the high duty and other difficulties that associate with this business. Again I would have loved that you intimate your guest in Norway that the it is the Igbos that buys stock fish in bulk allover the world.
Fantastic documentary, such an interesting history leading to a combination of international cuisines.
I went to Tromso to look for the Northen Light, I was amazed at the fish that were being dried. I later found out that it's the same favourite fish that I grew up eating as a Nigerian.
Please can you help me I live in Germany
Really pls can you tell me the English name and Nigeria name
I would be interested in doing the stocks fish business
Great Video! Very educational 👌
Nigerians consume this stock fish more than any other country in the world I guess. There is a big market in Onitsha dedicated to only the sale of stockfish.
Am valentine from nigeria abia state aba. Am into stockfish business but i want to travel to iceland or norway to help produce this stockfish and bring it back to my country.
Which companies are the best to order from
@@ibironkesanda8826 Saga Fisk
Nigeria Is my Favorite African Nation ... such Potential ... we Need More Nigerians in America ... To help us learn who Real People are
Who’s fooling who? What’s your a agenda?
@@nnenne1 my agenda is to rule the World Wwaahahahahhahh
albert mata good start then, however, you’ve gone and giving the game away though 😂
Sun dried fish aoup or curry is tasty....
Well done, excellent video.
They deserve the business they are getting from the market because of the history behind it, totally justified.
Honestly I'd be glad to venture into the importation of stock fish, if I've the opportunity..
With that huge stockfish drying rack, how come it isn't surrounded by a cloud of seagulls and all eaten in one day?
Stockfish even crushes Komodo and Dragon LMAO seagulls are nothing
The volume levels...
Also salted cod fish market for Liberian investors to invest in for businesses or personal use
Bra bra.godt
Liberia markets to purchase whole sale so investors can invest in for businesses or personal use
Liberia fish markets are looking to buy from here . This is good for investors who are interested.
Please which country is this
hello dear people, great comments. thanks. thanks for watching too. check out norwegian seafood company for those who live in NORWAY. IF U LIVE IN Nigeria on the other hand,reach me on 08036998015
Great documentary Thelma
DO YOU SEE THE UFO APPEAR AT FRAME 2:45 ?
2 minutes Silence for those who search Stockfish chess engine
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Please how can i get a contact. Stockfish to Austria.
Please I need stockfish in bags, how can I go about it
How much is a bag of stockfish.
This is a good job
Thanks Dear Joy. I will absolutely love to do more. Should u hear of any, please be on touch.. Cheers
this guy has been out fishing for cod way too long, the way he is undressing this woman with his perverted eyes.
Cod-mark kurlansky. I was wondering if we eat cod in Nigeria to my surprise! Cod na panla (Yoruba)
"big lovely looking heads"
Lovely Thelma, how do I get in touch with you please?
that man wanted to toast you lol
I will like to eat the fresh fish instead of the dry one we eat in Nigeria.
OG it taste really bland you may not enjoy it
it stinks
COD is bland, trust me
You are already eating it, it is just cod. Cod is called panla in yoruba, idk what it's called in other nigerian languages though.
Big fish
Either way, you still are
Most important question: How come seagulls or other animals aren't eating those fish when it's outside for 3 months ..?
too cold for such Birds
@@albertmata724 nope, they just can’t eat it because they don’t have teath or the ability to chew
Hi,ma do you still have this company’s number?
strange i live in Norway. i only eat stockfish as snacks. we can buy fresh cod in our grocerystore.
Please I need their contact number, please.....
Ngozi Eze jarle@astruplofoten.no
Please can you help me I live in Germany
@@akafonievelyn6019 what do you need help with ?
@@provenxreaperx help with the fish i Will send you money to buy for me please
If i am sure this happen in Norway I can go there and import to Nigeria
Hello are u in Norway am in Nigeria
Continue to Ship to Africa, we like stock fish
How can I get the contacts of the first product person
I work for him,
I have contact
Nigeria and Norway has a very uniquely special relationship? You mean the kind where Nigeria spends at least $125 million into Norway yearly income?
And how much income does Nigeria get from Norway, what are we exporting to them? Nothing!
Wake up Nigerians and stop being taken for a ride.
Norway give away several million of dollars to Nigeria as support.
Nigeria need to produce stuff and sell it to other nations.
Just like Norway does.
Every nation in the world trades for cheaper goods, or goods they dont have.
Our leaders are comfortable with easy oil money that open economy for other sectors' participation is not a priority to them.
@Alexander So you think it's free? Lol
Another way Nigerians are making them rich though
Jack Don So What!, they supply you with healthy good source of protein and omega 3.
only Igbo's eat stockfish. how many Hausa or Yoruba eat?
You aren't making anyone rich. Other people buy the fish and there doesn't have to be any nigerian around
francis john it’s true, I’m igbo and we can’t cook without it.
@@fromrussiawithlove9665 Nigeria is the biggest buyer of it in the world so we are making Norway 🇳🇴 rich
Delicious and nutritious Fish!
How can someone import this fish from Norway please
how much cost stock fish in norway?
It varies by quality and where you buy.. So around 20 to 135+ USD per kg.
Dog food quality 20 USD/kg
Standard quality 30-50 USD/kg
Prima quality filet and snacks 135+ USD/kg
Henrik hello where can I buy from
@@lurven80 can I have your number
@@lurven80 how can I buy?
Love the business from Nigerian biafra...looking forward to meet someone who's gonna help me in invest in it.help please
Good job my sister keep it up.please do you know how i can get connected with anyone i need to make an order please.any information will help please.
I'm a stockfish chess
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Panla is not a name of stockfish, nor is the name eastern nigerian. Panla is the yoruba name for cod fish, fresh cod.
Stockfish, as shown and described in the video is called Panla in Yoruba language.
In Igbo language it is called Okporoko.
Most Igbos and other Nigerians who grew up in Lagos or interacted/traded with Yorubas also call it Panla in the southeast of Nigeria.
Hausa & Yoruba , there not up to the taxes only Biafra
Stop being silly yibo only head of stock fish Yoruba eats all the body ,we Yoruba call it panla
francis john, people like you should be watching cartoons, not talking nonsense on TH-cam.
those people that are consuming the stock fish are biafra people please norway goverment please help biafra people we are in need
Idiot. Anumanu.
Why do they need to dry the fish? Where in Norway?
Estrella Philibosian,thanks for your question. they dry it so it can last longer and is edible n tasty after exportation... in Norway, most people do not dry it, they cook it fresh n it's delicious
Thank you for responding that fast. I love fish that is as dish. All I eat fish from Norway is canned. Are you in Norway? .
Estrella Philibosian
no, I am in Nigeria. just travelled to package this documentary.. beautiful place, though cold
I see, very interesting documentary, educational too. Thanks.
thelma obaze very interesting documentary buh pls I need there contact I rili want to import am in Nigeria
Hello good evening please how can I order the stock fish please
Hi
Please is anybody living in Norway that can help me shop to Germany
Mama please I we like to buy in wholesale and real sale
It has been banned from importation into Nigeria to save on foreign exchange reserves.
NIGERIANS ARE MAKING NORWEGIANS RICH !!!
Edgardo Paulique We are not enriching Norway, rather the Norwegians are nourishing us with healthy, cholesterol and transfats free, with good source of protein and omega 3.
Hello from Norway!
You guys are not makeing us rich.
In the best years (2014 and 2015) we exported fish for 127.3 million U.S. dollars to Nigeria, which half of it were Stockfish and other half mackerel.
In 2016 Norway had 211.5 billion U.S. dollars in revenues. So fish export to Nigeria account for only 0.06% of our revenue.
Even though we sold fish for 127.3 million, our fishing companies have huge expenses that the money has to cover. I can imagine that the income is approximately 8-12% of total revenue, then income will be about 10.2 to 15.3 million before tax.
Please do not misunderstand. We are very happy with this trade and glad that more than Norwegians have the opportunity to taste this delicacy!
Kind regards to all Nigerians. :)
Why do you people like to spread misinformation.
Do you know the GDP of Norway?
Have you actually calculated the revenue that is derived from the Stock fish trade by Norway, and the minuscule amount the trade with Nigeria contributes.
All you conspiracy theorists, must you bring your negative spin to everything to do with any group of people.
Nwaada Biafra we are because the fish is not free of charge we pay them for it. Is like saying America buying Nigeria oil is not making Nigeria rich. Fish is part of their country revenue just as oil is part of Nigeria revenue.
Please can you help with their websites thanks
where is the real version of this? This is a video nightmare with the bad sound. and feels like bad acting.
IS THERE a real version of this? Not that I really care, this video really SUCKS
Can we look at the positive side of this noble act please. The lady took time out to show us how stock fisg, which we have enjoyed for generations, is processed. Please appreciate her.
@@robertbryant7000 I GUESS THE VIDEO IS NOT MEANT FOR YOU. WHAT MAKES IT FAKE, IF I MAY ASK?
LEAVE THE CHANNEL .YOUR ARE DESTROYING MY APPETITE. I GUESS YOU NOT TASTED THE STOCKFISH. NEVER YOU DISRESPECT THE DELICACY!!!!!!!!!
The only thing you can get from Stock fish is excess sodium which causes cardiovascular disease.
Sodium is an essential electrolyte that helps maintain the balance of water in and around your cells. It's important for proper muscle and nerve function. It also helps maintain stable blood pressure levels.
Damn troll
Very poor audio.
Eat vegetable
This film is just an advertisement and promotion for this useless stinking fish, which Norwegians themselves will never eat, instead, they feed it to their dogs and cats. Stank Fiske (Stinking Fish), as Scandinavians call it, has no nutritional value and when you visit the processing farm (which I have been to) at certain times of the year, it is full of flies and smells to high heavens. Ndigbo developed the craving for it during the Nigerian/Biafran Civil war because it was their only source fish product and sometimes, salt during that very difficult period.
You are wrong. We do eat dried fish as a snack but it is very expensive. We usually eat the fish fresh now. But before refrigeration we ate dried fish becouse it last so long.
The fish is very healthy and is good quality. You dont know what you are talking about.
We make dogfood from beef, pig, fish and chicken.
If the fish has no nutritional value then how can the dog survive and humans survive and grow from it?
@@TheKristian1996 you are very intelligent. God bless you
Boring
Elohim of israel gave biafrans that stock fish in ebonyi state but nigeria government dont want anybody to no about it biafra people is a blessed people ik from enugwu province biafra land
Akùkò Ndi Osisioma! Abeg shift with your infantile lies and propaganda.