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9 million tons, and the export value reached NOK 151.
4 billion
.
Compared to 2021, seafood exports increased by NOK 30.
7 billion, up 25% year-on-year, setting a new record for export data to date, equivalent to 40 million seafood meals per day for the world
.
"Norwegian seafood exports have been strong
over the past year.
Challenges such as wars in Europe, rising energy prices, inflation and weakening global purchasing power have led to high prices, with key seafood species including salmon, cod, mackerel, trout, pollock and herring all at record highs
.
Christian Chramer, CEO of the Norwegian Seafood Board, said
.
over the past year.
Challenges such as wars in Europe, rising energy prices, inflation and weakening global purchasing power have led to high prices, with key seafood species including salmon, cod, mackerel, trout, pollock and herring all at record highs
.
Christian Chramer, CEO of the Norwegian Seafood Board, said
.
Norwegian seafood has achieved another good result in 2022
"The overall performance of Norwegian seafood exports in 2022 has reached another milestone
.
The export volume of more than 150 billion yuan is inseparable from the hard work
of practitioners.
Due to the war in Europe and the coronavirus pandemic, we are facing the challenge
of high food prices.
While the value of seafood exports increased rapidly, the export volume remained stable
.
The good export momentum also demonstrates the entire value chain and the ability
of practitioners to respond flexibly and continuously deliver products that meet market demand.
This is good news for the whole country and I am confident
in the future development of Norwegian seafood exports.
Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Marine Policy Bjrnar Skjran said
.
.
The export volume of more than 150 billion yuan is inseparable from the hard work
of practitioners.
Due to the war in Europe and the coronavirus pandemic, we are facing the challenge
of high food prices.
While the value of seafood exports increased rapidly, the export volume remained stable
.
The good export momentum also demonstrates the entire value chain and the ability
of practitioners to respond flexibly and continuously deliver products that meet market demand.
This is good news for the whole country and I am confident
in the future development of Norwegian seafood exports.
Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Marine Policy Bjrnar Skjran said
.
Highlights of Norwegian seafood exports in 2022 include:
For the first time, Norwegian seafood exports exceeded NOK 10 billion per month for 12 months of the year
.
.
• Norwegian salmon exports exceeded NOK 100 billion for the first time, the best result
in history.
in history.
Norwegian seafood is exported to 149 countries and regions around the world and is well received by the market, of which salmon accounts for the largest share of Norwegian seafood exports, accounting for 70%
of the total value.
This is followed by cod (8%), mackerel (4%), trout (3%), herring (3%) and shrimp and crab shellfish (1%)
.
of the total value.
This is followed by cod (8%), mackerel (4%), trout (3%), herring (3%) and shrimp and crab shellfish (1%)
.
In recent years, Norwegian seafood exports have grown strongly
.
Compared to NOK 74 billion in exports in 2015, Norwegian seafood has doubled in seven years
.
.
Compared to NOK 74 billion in exports in 2015, Norwegian seafood has doubled in seven years
.
The Chinese market is unabated, and the export value has reached a record high
In 2022, Norway exported more than 180,000 tons of seafood to China, an increase of 8% year-on-year compared with 2021; Exports exceeded NOK 7.
25 billion, up 45%
year-on-year.
China is also one of
the largest markets for Norwegian seafood exports in 2022.
The main seafood exports from Norway to China include:
25 billion, up 45%
year-on-year.
China is also one of
the largest markets for Norwegian seafood exports in 2022.
The main seafood exports from Norway to China include:
Norwegian salmon: exports reached 25,302 tonnes, down 3% year-on-year; Exports exceeded NOK 2.
86 billion, up 50% year-on-year.
Norwegian mackerel: exports reached 57,629 tonnes and exports of approximately NOK 1.
03 billion, up 16% and 41% year-on-year, respectively.
Norwegian Arctic Cod: Exports reached NOK 29,594 and exports amounted to NOK 1.
31 billion, up 27% and 83% year-on-year, respectively.
Norwegian Shrimp, Crab and Shellfish: Exports reached NOK 1,014 and exports reached NOK 113 million, up 50% and 36
。 Among them, the export value of snow crab accounted for 58%, and the export value of Arctic sweet shrimp accounted for 35%.
86 billion, up 50% year-on-year.
Norwegian mackerel: exports reached 57,629 tonnes and exports of approximately NOK 1.
03 billion, up 16% and 41% year-on-year, respectively.
Norwegian Arctic Cod: Exports reached NOK 29,594 and exports amounted to NOK 1.
31 billion, up 27% and 83% year-on-year, respectively.
Norwegian Shrimp, Crab and Shellfish: Exports reached NOK 1,014 and exports reached NOK 113 million, up 50% and 36
。 Among them, the export value of snow crab accounted for 58%, and the export value of Arctic sweet shrimp accounted for 35%.
