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Norwegian fresh cod exports rise. 6,100 tonnes of fresh cod were exported by Norway in January 2020, including skrei (a large and seasonal cod with a firm meat consistency) with […]
Strong start for the Norwegian seafood year – a 15 per cent increase from last year. Norway exported 207,000 tonnes of seafood totalling NOK 9.8 billion in January. Volume is […]
Norwegian clipfish export value increases. Exports of clipfish (salted and dried cod) in 2019 totalled 91,800 tonnes, and NOK 4.8 million by value, according to the latest figures. Volume was at the […]
Norwegian prawn and king crab exports rise. Prawns are Norway’s most important shellfish species for export, and 2019, exports were 16,100 tonnes and NOK 1.1 billion in value, according to the […]
Norwegian seafood exports could double by 2030. The Norwegian Seafood Council says Norway’s overall export value could potentially double by 2030. Speaking after the release of the 2019 Norwegian export […]
Norwegian seafood exports top NOK 107 billion in 2019. Norway exported 2.7 million tonnes of seafood to a total value of NOK 107.3 billion in 2019. This represents a 3 […]
Norwegian king crab exports fall. In November, Norway exported 88 tonnes of king crab with a value of NOK 29 million. This is a 50 per cent reduction in volume […]
Norwegian herring exports soar. Norway exported 66,000 tonnes of herring to a value of NOK 556 million in November. This is a 33 per cent increase in volume and a […]
Increase in value for Norwegian cod exports. Norway exported 2,900 tonnes of fresh cod, including fillet, worth NOK 141 million in November. This is a 6 per cent increase in […]
Norwegian seafood exports to exceed NOK 100 billion. Norway exported 273,000 tonnes of seafood worth NOK 10.5 billion in November. Compared with the same period last year: * Export value […]
Big increase in Norwegian trout exports. Norway exported 6,700 tonnes of trout worth NOK 375 million in October. This is a 46 per cent increase in volume and a 30 […]
More seafood the answer to future food security. Managed responsibly, the oceans can provide over six times more food than it does today, a new report shows. The report was […]
Exports rise for Norwegian fresh cod. Norway exported 2,000 tonnes of fresh cod, including fillets, for NOK 107 million in October. This is a 23 per cent increase in volume […]
Value of Norwegian seafood exports continues to grow. Norway exported 291,000 tonnes of seafood worth NOK 10.9 billion in October. Compared with the same period last year: • Export volume […]
Chinese Appetite for Norwegian Seafood – Led by fresh salmon, which is growing at 92 percent, Norway is experiencing positive development across all seafood export categories to the Chinese market, […]
Norwegian seafood exports exceed NOK 100 billion. Norway has exported 1.8 million tonnes of seafood worth NOK 76.2 billion so far this year. This is a decrease of 7 per […]
An edible solution to the climate crisis. Eating more seafood can play a large part of the solution to the world’s climate woes, concludes a new report using data from […]
Norwegian salmon sustainability ranking. Norwegian aquaculture companies hold 4 out of the top 10 spots in the 2019 Coller FAIRR Protein Index, ranking 60 of the world’s largest publicly-listed protein […]
Growth in Norwegian mackerel exports to China. Demand for Norwegian mackerel from China is growing, according to the latest figures from the Norwegian Seafood Council. In August, 8,900 tonnes of […]
Norwegian fresh cod exports fall. Norway exported 1,500 tonnes of fresh cod, including fillet, with a value of NOK 74 million in August. Export value fell by NOK 16 million […]
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