India, Nov. 4 -- Norway's seafood exports reached NOK 18.2 billion in October 2026, remaining virtually unchanged from the same month last year, as record-high salmon exports offset declining shipments of several wild-caught species. The export value fell marginally by NOK 48 million year-on-year, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council.

The stronger Norwegian krone against the US dollar and euro weighed on export values, despite higher prices for several seafood categories, including cod, mackerel, trout, saithe, herring and prawns.

"Norwegian seafood exports developed in different directions in October. While the export value of salmon reached an all-time high, both export volumes and values declined for wild-caught species such as...