China: The value of Norwegian trout exports has increased year-on-year

Published 2020년 12월 17일

Tridge summary

In November, Norway exported 6,200 tons of trout earning 352 million Norwegian kroner, marking an 8% decrease in volume and a 7% decrease in value compared to the same period last year. Belarus, Japan, and the United States were the top markets. The average price of whole fresh trout fell by 1.5% to 52.49 Norwegian kroner per kilogram, the first time it was higher than whole fresh salmon since March 2019. Despite the catering industry being closed, the value of trout declined less severely. Overall, trout exports have seen a 22% increase in quantity and a 7% increase in value this year, reaching 66,000 tons and 3.6 billion Norwegian kroner respectively.

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Original content

From Seafood.no on December 9th, 6,200 tons of trout worth 352 million Norwegian kroner were exported in November. The export volume fell by 8%. Compared with November last year, the export value fell 28 million Norwegian kroner (ie 7 %). In November, Belarus, Japan and the United States were the largest markets for Norwegian trout. The value of trout declined less severely in November. Traditionally, Norwegian trout was sold abroad for consumption, so the catering industry was closed The impact on it is small. In November last year, the average price of whole fresh trout was 52.49 Norwegian kroner per kilogram, 1.5% lower than the same period last year. This is the first time since ...

Source: Foodmate