Fourth week of price increases
The spot price for marketing influencing Norwegian farmed salmon continued to rise last week, entering the NOK 70s for the first time in nine weeks.
According to sector statistic provider Akvafakta, the spot price of salmon increased in week 31 by NOK 3.33 per kilo to NOK 70.35 (£5.61) per kilo.
That price is NOK 17.93 (£1.43) per kilo higher than the same week last year, which was the low point of the year for price.
The average spot price so far this year is NOK 77.62 /kg, compared to NOK 79.09/kg a year ago.
Export volume
According to Akvafakta, Norway exported 37,403 tonnes (round weight) of salmon in week 31, 6.2% more than the same week in 2025.
So far this year, 920,000 tonnes of salmon have been exported, 4.5% more than at the same time last year.
Cod
The price of farmed cod exported from Norway in week 31 ended at NOK 80.16/kg, down NOK 4.02/kg from the previous week and up NOK 9.07/kg from the same week in 2025.
The average price so far this year is NOK 77.15/kg, compared to NOK 67.08/kg at the same time last year.
Norway exported 400 tonnes (round weight) of farmed cod in week 31, 10% up from week 20 and 326% above the volume in the same week a year ago.
So far this year, 9,206 tonnes (round weight) of farmed cod have been exported, 4.1% more than as of week 31 last year.