UK: Scottish salmon exports surge on strong demand from Asia and the US

Published 2024년 8월 17일

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The UK government has highlighted the success of Scottish salmon exports, with significant growth in markets such as the US, China, Taiwan, and Singapore. The export value of Scottish salmon has increased by 18% in the US, 26% in China, and 41% in Taiwan and Singapore. France remains the largest market. If this growth trend continues, the industry is projected to set a new record for international sales. The Scottish Salmon Company also plans to increase the proportion of high-end salmon with 'Red Label' certification from 12% to 15% by 2026. The industry contributes significantly to the UK economy, with a domestic market value of approximately €1.2 billion and a total value added of €766 million.
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UK Government Trade Policy Secretary Douglas Alexander said: "These are encouraging figures, showing strong demand for our high-quality salmon from the world's most promising markets, including Asia and the United States. This is thanks to Scottish salmon. The hard work of industry practitioners who bring highly regarded, high-quality products to consumers around the world." The export value of Scottish salmon has achieved significant growth in several major markets, represented by the United States, China, Taiwan and Singapore. Sales in the United States market increased by 18% year-on-year to 91 million euros; exports in the Chinese market It increased by 26% to reach 42 million euros. The growth rate in the Taiwan and Singapore markets was even more amazing, with an increase of 41% and 57% respectively, reaching 12 million euros and 4 million euros. At the same time, France remains the largest international market for Scottish salmon. Benefiting from the post-epidemic demand ...
Source: Foodmate

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