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Global seafood industry capitalizing on new trade paths, product diversification to meet robust demand in 2026

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By Madelyn Kearns Verified
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The global seafood industry is charting a smoother sail in 2026 compared to last year, according to several economic and sector experts. While geopolitical pressures served to redirect seafood trade flows last year, prompting buyers to reconfigure sourcing strategies, RaboResearch Seafood Analyst Novel Sharma noted in February 2026 that those tensions did not suppress demand – especially for several key farmed species.
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Taking out the panic with macro-economist and returning SENA keynote speaker Nomi Prins

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By Madelyn Kearns Verified
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The tension in the room was palpable when macro-economist, geopolitical finance expert, and best-selling author Nomi Prins took to the keynote stage at Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America last year. A storm of tariffs, policy and regulatory hurdles, and high energy and food prices, among other challenges, loomed over the global seafood industry, who looked to Prins in March 2025 to put it all in perspective.
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Despite price pains, global consumers’ appetite for healthy, sustainable seafood persists

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Amid uncertain times, global seafood consumption is being driven by the usual suspects – price, health and wellness, convenience, and sustainability. In its recent “Top Seafood Consumer Trends 2025” report, the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) cited six forces shaping worldwide consumption: technological advancements, demographic shifts, environmental changes, economic shifts, geopolitical developments, and social evolution.
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