European Fresh Freshwater Fishes Production in Capture Fisheries by Country

In 2023, Finland led European fresh freshwater fish production with a value of 4.24 million euros, experiencing a modest growth rate of 1.62% year-on-year. Poland and Estonia followed, with Estonia witnessing a significant decrease of 4.33%. Germany saw the largest drop among leading producers at 10.49%, while France registered a notable increase of 9.12%. Lithuania, Netherlands, and Portugal faced substantial declines of over 16%, 21%, and 26% respectively. Sweden, Latvia, and Spain remained relatively stable with minimal variations.

Future trends to watch in the European freshwater fish market include:

  • Adapting to climate change impacts on aquatic ecosystems which can influence fish populations.
  • Focus on sustainable fishing practices to balance production growth and environmental conservation.
  • Potential recovery in countries showing recent declines, possibly driven by policy changes or innovation in fishing technologies.
  • The role of aquaculture advancements as a complementary aspect to capture fisheries, potentially affecting production dynamics.
  • Continued market shift influenced by changing consumer preferences towards environmentally sustainable and locally sourced seafood.

Top countries in Fresh Freshwater Fishes Production in Capture Fisheries by Country

# 10 Countries Euros Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Finland 4,240,000 2023 -9.84% +1.62% View data
2 2 Poland 2,911,600 2023 -22.48% +0.68% View data
3 3 Estonia 2,711,600 2023 +4.57% -4.33% View data
4 4 Germany 1,120,200 2023 +7.66% -10.49% View data
5 5 Latvia 410,410 2023 +34.82% -0.63% View data
6 6 Sweden 98,290 2023 +20% -0.21% View data
7 7 Denmark 59,800 2022 -75.24% -20.55% View data
8 8 France 40,130 2023 -33.99% +9.12% View data
9 9 Lithuania 11,570 2023 -11.96% -16.04% View data
10 10 Netherlands 9,750 2023 +123.08% -21.18% View data

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