Cod landings in September are already notable. After peaks of around 54,700 tonnes in June and 40,700 tonnes in August, the first 17 days of September have delivered about 26,645 tonnes across Iceland, Norway, and the Faroes. More landings are coming, but these early numbers suggest strong supply continuing into autumn.
Here’s how those ~26,645 tonnes break down by country:
- Iceland: 18,359 t
- Norway: 6,033 t
- Faroes: 2,252 t
Meanwhile, first‑sales prices (through week 36) remain firm. September’s average price is holding around €4.48/kg, which is in line with August (~€4.41/kg) and higher than July (~€4.11/kg). Over the year:
- The Faroes maintain a clear premium — nearly €1/kg above Iceland
- Norway’s benchmark stays close to Icelandic levels
Cod Landings vs First-Sales Price, Jan-Sep 2025
Volume (tonnes) and Avg First-Sales Price (EUR/kg)
That’s a clear signal: with volumes strong and prices holding, margin dynamics are shifting and timing remains critical for both sides of the trade.
Is this data up‑to‑date? Yes.
- Landings: reported to Sept 17
- Pricing: available through week 36
- Updated daily across all sources
- Accessible via ANNA or API
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