Fisheries statistics

Vietnam produced nearly 7.9 million tonnes of fish in nine months and exported $9.1 billion of seafood — shrimp and pangasius lead, but a tough Q4 decides the $12 billion target.

Australia’s 2026 fishery audit covers 107 stocks across 22 fisheries: 66 are not overfished, 79 are not subject to overfishing, and 65 pass both tests — on $399 million of catch value. Plus the data, climate and illegal-fishing warnings inside.

Norway shipped a record 165,393 tonnes of salmon worth NOK 13 billion in September 2026 — up 22% in volume. But total seafood exports stayed flat at NOK 17.8 billion. What drove the record, and what it means for global aquaculture.

Eurostat’s October 2026 update: EU catches fell to an estimated 3.3 million tonnes in 2025 — a new low since 2018 — while landings held at about 2.7 million tonnes worth €5.5 billion.

The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has released its catch advice for key Northeast Atlantic stocks …

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FAO’s SOFIA 2026 report shows global fisheries and aquaculture production hit a record 235 million tonnes in 2024, with farmed aquatic animals crossing 100 million tonnes for the first time.

India’s fish production reached a record 197.75 lakh tonnes in 2024-25, seafood exports crossed Rs 73,890 crore, and PMMSY generated 58 lakh jobs — the official numbers behind six years of fisheries growth.

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