Value drop for Norway’s seafood exports
The value of Norwegian seafood exports in February dropped 2% in NoK terms compared to the same month in 2025, while the figure for the first two months of 2026…
Seafood trends drive rapid change in 2026
The year ahead is likely to be defined by rapid transformation across the seafood industry, with evolving sales channels, a greater emphasis on health and nutrition, and shifting demographics all…
Major changes ahead for Scottish seafood export sector
Scotland’s £1 billion fishing and seafood sector will need to adapt to new EU changes in terms of the information and data submitted to enable exports to flow smoothly from…
Turbulent times and a drop in Norwegian seafood exports
There has been considerable turmoil on seafood markets this summer, according to Norwegian Seafood Council CEO Christian Chramer, and Norway’s seafood exports dropped 2% during August, compared to the same…
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Norway’s seafood exports up, despite trade turmoil
Norway exported seafood worth NoK 14.3 billion during April, that’s a 2% increase on the same period in 2024. ‘Despite the turmoil in world trade, the favourable trend for Norwegian…
Minister meets industry at Barcelona expo
Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Marianne Sivertsen Næss is attending Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona – meeting representatives of Norway’s seafood industry, as well as Ministerial counterparts from Brazil…
Norway’s best year ever for seafood exports
A total of 2.8 million tonnes of seafood worth NoK175.4 billion were last year shipped to export markets by Norwegian producers, making 2024 the best year ever for Norway’s seafood…
EU approves import quotas for Norwegian and Icelandic seafood
As of 1st January, the European Union has approved twelve tariff-free import quotas for seafood from Norway and eight for Iceland. These quotas provide increased export opportunities for products from…
Iceland’s high-value fresh export continues to grow
Figures for the first ten months of this year detailing Iceland’s seafood exports demonstrate the importance of the capelin fishery to the country’s fishing sector. Seafood export values this year…
Icelandic catch down, first sale value up
The Icelandic fleet’s overall catch in 2023 came to 1,375,000 tonnes, a 3% drop compared to the previous year. At the same, the first sale value of catches was up…
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