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Norway's crab and cold-water shrimp export statistics for November

Published Dec 11, 2024

Tridge summary

In November, Norway experienced a significant shift in its seafood export market, with the United States seeing a dramatic decrease in Norwegian king crab imports by 56% in value and 62% in quantity. Despite this setback, the industry rebounded with strong growth in other markets. Italy emerged as a promising market, with a 43% increase in imports of 10 tons, contributing to an 85% rise in value. Norway also noted a 40% increase in shrimp exports, amounting to 2,566 tons, with the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Denmark as the leading markets. Processed or peeled shrimp made up 67% of these exports, valued at 970,000 NOK. Furthermore, the export value of frozen cooked shrimp with skin to China surged by 242%, reaching 19 million NOK, indicating a strong demand in that market.
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The United States is the largest export market for Norwegian king crab. In November, exports to the United States fell by 56% in value and 62% in quantity. Italy is the second largest export market, with 10 tons of exports to it in November, up 43% year-on-year, and an increase of 3 million NOK in value, an increase of 85%. Norway exported 7 tons of snow crab in November, with an export value of 988,000 NOK. China and the Netherlands are the largest export markets. Norway exported 2,566 tons of shrimp in November, with an export value of 144 million NOK, an increase of 39% in volume and 41 million NOK in value, an increase of 40% year-on-year. The United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark are the largest export markets. Processed shrimp or peeled shrimp accounted for 67% of shrimp exports in ...
Source: Foodmate
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