European Total Dab, Limanda Production in Capture Fisheries for Human Consumption Share by Country (Metric Tons)

The largest contributors to European Total Dab, Limanda production in capture fisheries for human consumption in 2023 were Denmark and the Netherlands, jointly accounting for over 70% of the production by volume. Denmark leads with a 37.68% share, closely followed by the Netherlands at 35.6%. Other significant producers include Iceland (15.28%) and France (5.08%). Belgium, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Norway contribute modestly, ranging between 0.45% to 3.31%. Most countries observed a declining trend from 2022 to 2023, particularly Germany (-31.91%) and the Netherlands (-15.11%), indicating potential market shifts.

Future trends to watch in the European Total Dab, Limanda market include potential stabilization or growth as countries look to innovate and optimize their fisheries techniques. The declining trends by volume seen in major countries such as Germany and the Netherlands may spur changes in fishing regulations or practices, including sustainable fishing methods and international collaboration to secure fish stocks. Monitoring ecological impact and consumer demand shifts can provide insights into future production strategies and market dynamics. Efforts to increase production in less dominant countries could also alter the overall market landscape.

Top countries in Total Dab, Limanda Production in Capture Fisheries for Human Consumption Share by Country (Metric Tons)

# 10 Countries Percent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Denmark 37.68 2023 +0.14% -5.69% View data
2 2 Netherlands 35.6 2023 -14.95% -15.11% View data
3 3 Iceland 15.28 2023 -6.38% -2.75% View data
4 4 France 5.08 2023 -15.55% -10.57% View data
5 5 Belgium 3.31 2023 -26.71% -14.35% View data
6 6 Germany 3.24 2023 -31.63% -31.91% View data
7 7 United Kingdom 2.9 2023 -5.71% -6.63% View data
8 8 Norway 0.45 2023 +27.88% -9.6% View data
9 9 Ireland 0.11 2021 +23.26% View data
10 10 Sweden 0.029 2023 +14.21% -3.66% View data

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