Global Self-Employed People in Seafood Sector by Country

Spain leads the self-employed seafood sector with 11.9 thousand persons, despite a 4.27% decline from 2023. Italy (8.3) and Norway (8) show stability. Greece saw a slight decrease (-2.79%), while the UK sharply dropped by 6.86% to 6.32 thousand. Portugal grew by 4.43% to 5.89. Canada's sector slightly shrunk by 0.77% to 3.55. Germany faced a notable 12.94% reduction to 1.0, unlike Estonia, which rose 8.45%. Lithuania significantly declined by 36.65%. Latvia increased the most, by 11.92%. The Czech Republic, Romania, Austria, and Slovenia showed minor drops. Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, and Belgium remained stable around 1 thousand.

Future trends indicate potential growth in emerging markets like Estonia and Latvia, while larger markets like Spain, UK, and Germany might continue to see declines or stabilization. Monitoring technology adoption and sustainability practices will be crucial.

Top countries in Self-Employed People in Seafood Sector by Country

# 10 Countries Thousand Units (Persons) Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Spain 11.9 2023 0% -4.27% View data
2 2 Italy 8.3 2023 0% 0% View data
3 3 Norway 8 2023 0% 0% View data
4 4 Greece 6.39 2023 -7.82% -2.79% View data
5 5 United Kingdom 6.32 2023 +63.05% -6.86% View data
6 6 Portugal 5.89 2023 -0.17% +4.43% View data
7 7 Canada 3.55 2023 -2.21% -0.77% View data
8 8 Poland 2.2 2023 -4.35% -0.89% View data
9 9 Netherlands 1 2023 0% 0% View data
10 10 Sweden 1 2023 0% 0% View data

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