In 2024, the Barents Sea quota is expected to decrease by 20% to 45,3427 tons, with the United States expanding sanctions against Russian seafood. As a result, the price of Norwegian frozen cod has reached a record high of nearly $7,000/ton, compared to Russian cod which is $1,500/ton cheaper. The haddock quota is also expected to decrease by 24% in 2025, with the price difference between Russian and Norwegian haddock being approximately $400/ton. The production of Norwegian haddock is usually small during June, and no haddock over 800 grams has been sold at the Norwegian auction house since the 22nd week.