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Tag: Norwegian salmon export to China

Business in Asia / China / Norway

New report highlights booming Chinese demand for imported seafood

April 23, 2026 - by Alexander Vittrup - 1 Comment

A new report from the Norwegian Seafood Council points to strong growth in China’s seafood consumption. The reports states that the growth is driven by shifting demographics, lifestyle changes and …

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Business in Asia / China / Norway

China briefly becomes Norway’s biggest salmon market

March 11, 2026 - by Alexander Vittrup - Leave a Comment

China became Norway’s largest salmon market for one week in February, as shipments ahead of Lunar New Year pushed it past Poland. More than 4,000 tonnes of Norwegian salmon were …

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Business in Asia / China / Norway

China dramatically increases purchases of Norwegian salmon

February 5, 2026February 5, 2026 - by Helene Sadjadi-Munk - Leave a Comment

  Norwegian salmon is changing direction. Where exports once flowed west toward the United States, they are now increasingly heading east – to China, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council. …

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China / International relations / Norway

Norwegian fisheries minister looks to deepen seafood trade with China

December 2, 2025 - by Alexander Vittrup - Leave a Comment

Norway’s Fisheries and Ocean Policy Minister Marianne Sivertsen Naess visited Beijing on Sunday. She attended a launch event for a seafood cooperation project with Alibaba’s Freshippo supermarket chain. At the …

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Agriculture, fishing, forestry / Business in Asia / China / Food & Beverage / Norway

China is officially the largest Asian market for Norwegian salmon

August 12, 2023 - by Miabell Mallikka - Leave a Comment

The Chinese market has surpassed Japan and South Korea and become the largest export market for Norwegian fresh chilled salmon in Asia. This is according to an official at the …

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Business in Asia / China / Food & Beverage / Norway / Trading & Logistics

Salmon from Norway is popular in China again

March 22, 2021 - by Mette Larsen - 1 Comment

Imports of frozen and cold-chain food to China are recovering and among other products, Norwegian salmon is popular again amongst Chinese consumers. The country’s cold-chain food industry has been the …

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