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05/10/2026

World salmon markets entered a new phase during the first quarter of 2026 as stronger harvests, particularly in Norway and Chile, improved product availability following the tight supply conditions of recent years.

25/05/2026

While consumption remained relatively stable in major markets, particularly across retail and foodservice segments, the operating environment became increasingly complex due to regulatory changes, tariff measures and rising trade costs.

16/03/2026

Policy and tariff uncertainty was a defining feature for the global salmon market in 2025. Changing trade measures across major destinations affected purchasing decisions, added cost variability and prompted adjustments in sourcing patterns and trade flows.

Key news
02/10/2026
Larger harvests in Norway and Chile put more Atlantic salmon into international markets during the first quarter of 2026 and lowered average prices.
23/07/2026

Global salmon trade expanded in 2025, but market flows were increasingly shaped by tariffs, regulatory changes and stronger demand in Asia.

23/03/2026

Policy and tariff uncertainty emerged as a defining feature of the global salmon market in 2025. Despite this, global Atlantic salmon supply rebounded during the January–September period, returning to growth after the contraction observed in the previous year.