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According to the data released by the Norwegian Seafood Council, in the first nine months of this year, Norway's export of fresh cod (including fillets) fell 4% year-on-year to 57000 tons, but the export volume increased 3% to NOK 65 million (US $7.8 million).
In September this year, the export volume of Norwegian pollock reached 1400 tons, down 9% from September last year, while the export value remained the same as last year.
The reason why the export volume of pollock has not decreased is mainly driven by the 9% increase in the price of pollock this year, because the overall quantity of frozen pollock has decreased, leading to the price increase. The opinion of this article only represents the author himself. If the source of the article is a network reprint, this website is an information publishing platform. If there is infringement, please contact this website to delete it in time.
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