An update on Norwegian salmon: Early price trends for 2026

About this episode

This episode discusses the latest salmon pricing data from Norway and its implications for the market in 2026.

In 2025, the global salmon industry experienced significant price volatility, driven by oversupply in major farming regions and U.S. tariffs. In this episode, we speak with SeafoodSource Price Reporting Specialist Erin Spampinato to explore the latest salmon pricing data coming out of Norway and what it may signal for the market as we continue into 2026. This episode was made possible by SeafoodSource Premium. Upgrade to a Premium Membership today using code DEEPDIVE Become a SeafoodSource Premium Member | SeafoodSource Theme music: "Relaxed Podcast Beat" by Tunetank via pixabay.com Find us on SeafoodSource.com or email astonge@divcom.com to share any show ideas or guest suggestions.

People in this episode

Guest: Erin Spampinato

Topics covered

• salmon pricing
• market trends
• seafood industry
• price volatility
• Norwegian salmon

Keywords

• salmon
• pricing data
• Norway
• market trends
• seafood
• price volatility
• U.S. tariffs

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Organizations: SeafoodSource

Places: Norway

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