Norway‘s Seafood Exports Surge to NOK 17.9 Billion

Norway’s seafood exports reached NOK 17.9 billion in September, demonstrating continued strength in the industry. However, salmon growth is slowing due to increased customs scrutiny in the United States.

The strong export figures highlight the global demand for Norwegian seafood. Despite challenges, the industry remains a vital contributor to the Norwegian economy.

Increased customs inspections in the US are impacting salmon exports. This is causing a reduction in growth, as shipments face delays and stricter regulations. Industry experts are working to address these concerns and maintain market access.

While salmon growth faces headwinds, other seafood categories continue to perform well. Cod, haddock, and shellfish are all experiencing healthy demand internationally.

Norway remains committed to sustainable fisheries management and responsible aquaculture practices. These efforts are crucial for ensuring the long-term health of the industry and the marine habitat.

The Norwegian Seafood Council is actively engaging with US authorities to resolve the customs issues and facilitate smoother trade. They believe a collaborative approach is essential for maintaining a strong partnership.

Published: 2025/10/03 05:09:28

Updated: 2025/10/03 05:56:39