Tridge summary
In October 2024, Norwegian mackerel exports reached a record high of NOK 2.5 billion due to increased demand in Asia, with overall seafood exports for the first 10 months of the year totaling NOK 143.1 billion, a slight increase from the previous year. Despite a slight decrease in exports to the US, there was a notable increase in October due to record salmon exports. The largest seafood export markets were Poland, the US, and the Netherlands, with a 5% decrease in exports to the EU and a 31% increase to Asia. Octopus.com reports significant growth in salmon, trout, and fresh cod exports, with the USA being the largest market for fresh and frozen fillets, and Lithuania showing the highest value growth for trout.
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Original content
Norwegian mackerel exports in October 2024 reached NOK 2.5 billion, up NOK 750 million compared to October 2023, which was also a previous record for mackerel exports due to high demand in Asia leading to increased competition and rising prices. Over the 10 months of 2024, Norwegian seafood exports reached NOK 143.1 billion, up NOK 1.4 billion, or 1%, compared to the same period last year. In dollar terms, the value remained unchanged, while in euro terms, the export value decreased by 1%. Over the 10 months of 2024, seafood exports to the US decreased slightly, but in October 2024 alone, exports increased by more than NOK 100 million compared to October 2023 due to record salmon exports. Seafood exports in October 2024 In October 2024, Norwegian seafood was exported to 115 countries, the largest seafood export markets being Poland, the United States and the Netherlands. Seafood exports to the EU market decreased by 5%, while seafood exports to Asia increased by 31%. In October ...
Source: Vinanet
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