Norway's Dominance in Global Seafood Market will be Continued in Coming Years
Imports of whole salmon from three major Norwegian areas, accounting for 40 percent of the country’s total output, were banned by China in 2015 over concerns about the presence of salmon anaemia and other variants of the virus.
Browse Related Report: Norway Fish Industry Reports
Seafood industry in Norway contributes a substantial amount to the country’s economy. Norway is the second largest supplier of seafood to the global market after China. Live catch and farmed fish comprised one of the most important export products after petroleum and metals, accounting for NOK 94.5 billion (USD 11.8 billion) or 2.86% of Norway’s total GDP and 11.57% of total export.