Global Shrimp & Salmon Prices Diverge in Key Export Markets
Shrimp prices in Asia fell on oversupply from Ecuador and India, while Atlantic salmon prices in Europe and North America gained on tight supply. Tilapia and pangasius markets traded steady, supported by retail demand in emerging economies.
Ecuador Shrimp Exports Surge, Norwegian Salmon Flows Stable
Ecuador’s shrimp exports to China and the U.S. continued at record pace, while Norwegian salmon exports remained stable despite higher air freight costs. U.S. catfish and shellfish exports also gained momentum in regional markets.
Fish Feed, Energy & Logistics Costs Pressure Producers
Rising fishmeal and soybean meal prices are driving feed costs higher for aquaculture producers. Energy-intensive cold storage and logistics challenges add further strain, impacting farmgate margins across shrimp, salmon, and tilapia sectors.
The AquaFood Yearly Outlook reviews shrimp, salmon, and tilapia price trends over the past three years and provides forecasts for the next three. Coverage includes feed costs, export flows, logistics challenges, and sustainability certifications driving global seafood trade. Read full report
