Cod aquaculture, previously unprofitable due to high costs and low prices, is becoming more profitable with rising prices and declining catches. Experts predict that up to 80% of global aquaculture cod production will be in Norway, with a projected 40% growth in supplies in 2024. However, the global cod market is complicated by declining stocks, leading to decreased catch quotas. Established standards for 2025 show the lowest quotas since 1991 for Norway and Russia, at 23% and 21.2% respectively.