Norway's cold-water shrimp production surpasses Canada's, and global production may decline year by year in the future

He expects that in the northwest Atlantic, cold-water shrimp production will drop sharply by 20%, with Greenland bearing most of the loss and Canadian production also declining. Hvingel pointed out that Atlantic cold-water shrimp production can be signaled by cod biomass. When cod biomass increases in a region, shrimp biomass will decline. Since 2000, Canadian catches have declined significantly, and Greenland has also declined. The signal shows that cod biomass is at a high level, so cold-water shrimp biomass is unlikely to rebound in the short term. In the northeast Atlantic, cold-water shrimp remain in good condition as cod numbers have fallen to their lowest level since 2000. Greenland proposes to reduce cold-water shrimp quotas in 2024 and 2025. In October this year, Greenland scientists proposed to reduce the 2025 western region cold-water shrimp quota to 89,687 tons, about 110,000 tons two years ago, and 2024. The total quota has been reduced to less than 100,000 tons. ...