Norwegian salmon exports in November fell year-on-year

Published 2020년 12월 15일

Tridge summary

In November, Norway exported 108,000 tons of salmon, valued at 5.8 billion Norwegian kroner, marking a 1% increase in quantity but a 15% decrease in value compared to the same period last year. The lowest export price since 2019 was recorded at 47.97 Norwegian kroner per kilogram. Despite the pandemic's impact on the catering industry, the decline in value may be further exacerbated, although an increase in salmon fillet sales could offset this. Since the start of the year, Norway has exported 1 million tons of salmon, maintaining the same transaction volume as last year but seeing a 2% drop in value.
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Original content

From Seafood.no on December 8th, 108,000 tons of salmon worth 5.8 billion Norwegian kroner were exported in November. The quantity increased by 1%. Compared with November last year, the value dropped by 991 million Norwegian kroner (ie 15%). Poland, France and Denmark are the largest markets for Norwegian salmon in November. Last November, the export price of salmon was 47.97 Norwegian kroner per kilogram, which was 19% lower than the same month in 2019. Due to the epidemic and the reduction in catering industry turnover, the price of salmon was not Reaching the record high before Christmas last year, the decline in value may be even greater, but this may be offset by the increase ...
Source: Foodmate

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