Norway’s exports of fish and other seafood exports are reported to have fallen in May 2004, hit by poor sales of salmon and herring.
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The Norwegian Seafood Export Council (EFF) reportedly said exports of fish and seafood fell by NOK227m (US$32.9m) in May, compared to the year-ago period, according to the Nordic Business Report.
Lower salmon exports to the EU and a fall in herring exports are thought to be the main reasons for the decline. Exports of herring products were worth NOK144m in May 2004, down NOK93m from May 2003.
