Seabass and Seabream

European seabass and seabream markets remained firm in 2025, with stable demand in core European Union markets and shifting trade flows supporting higher export values. Supply constraints and higher feed and labour costs kept prices elevated, allowing several exporters to increase revenues despite modest or declining volumes.

Seabass prices across European markets recorded sharp increases in the first quarter of 2025 due to significant supply shortages, particularly for larger sizes, following elevated mortality during the 2024 summer heatwave. Despite ongoing production limitations, trade flows remained robust. Gr...

During January–September 2024, global seabass and seabream markets showed stable demand with moderate rises in sales value. The continued expansion of Turkish exports underscores the ongoing opportunities in Europe, with Greece being the fastest-growing market.

Türkiye’s seabass exports ...